quin mchugh, is there a, a collusion between the governments and social media companies that actually stops any kind of real regulation from coming into play soft roll. if they are corporations, then they get tax benefits. they get freedom to do whatever they want to do to make a profit, and they don't have to have the same laws that say public work houses do or the so a media companies do. so is there an advantage for this vagueness, for the social media companies on, for the government's i think one of the things that we all need to remember he pointed out is that at the end of the day, these are profit making entities who are private corporations are publicly traded corporations who are driven by the bottom line and as much as they attempt to protect freedom of expression or talk about freedom of expression. at the end of the day, they need to do what they need to do for their own perspective, to protect their company, to protect their own staff, and to protect the process that they were just mentioned about how the number of countries, the distinction between the internet and face

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