On the best way to impose regulation to prevent digital sites from boosting the internet of political delusion.

I don't see any way that changing CDA section 230 could help achieve this goal.

As for the issue that 80 countries could regulate internet discussions in 80 different ways, I suggest that the solution is to make it easy for a web site not to do business in any given country, and then it would not have to follow that country's regulations. This should not involve refusing to let people in that country post comments, but they could not purchase any services from the site.

As increasing numbers of Americans are forced into precarious work, such as an Amazon warehouse, unionization becomes increasingly important for them.

They also need many changes in US law, which won't be possible unless Manchin supports them.

US citizens: call on Congress to tax Wall Street trades.

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US citizens: call on the Osceola sheriff to fire the thug that knocked a teenager unconscious in school

I support not having thugs normally present in schools. It is too dangerous.

In parts of California there are many farmers of Punjabi origin. They have been protesting in support of India's farmers against Modi's dooH niboR farm law.