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unfortunately, that ship has sailed and no one can determine what is real or fake news anymore. Governments should focu…

No, the government should not regulate social media companies as private companies. Social media companies should also n…

Regardless, the regulation of misinformation being put in the government's hands is irresponsible, due to the likelihood…

There should be better regulation of social media sites to get rid of misinformation, but, I don't think the government…

Fake news and genuine harm should be removed, but this is a slippery slope that can lead to unconstitutional and unfair…

The federal government has an interest in promoting the general welfare, including public health, safety, and defense, b…

Yes, as long as government regulation of social media content is indirect and requires social media companies to regulat…

The social media sites should be held accountable, but it shouldn't be up to the corrupt government to determine what's…

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