End Tribalism: But how? 🫱🏿‍🫲🏻

[Eamon (MAHA for Mental Health 🧠)]

Re: government vs. media ; Social impact of social media

Ban government interference with media

The Twitter Files revealed a massive network of back channels by which Federal, State, and even local governments directly control news and social media content. This network should be dismantled; and any such collusion should be made illegal going forward. Future government communications with media should be FOIA-discoverable and free of content control efforts (except as needed for specific criminal law enforcement and terrorism cases). Violations of this rule by any government actor or su…

Network News/Press Accountability

The Press is for the people, not to push narratives for the Government. 1) Any “Press” that intentionally spreads misinformation deliberately to harm a person or to protect a person, can lose it’s license and can be sued. Network news must be accountable for it’s anchors selling their opinions or preferences as “news.” Gullible Americans are being misled and even used by powerful people and that is not right. 2) Influencers that are being paid to spread a particular narrative or promote a p…

Social Media "Town Hall" Policy

Social Media Platforms that apply for the “Townhall” designation will have the ability to have full free speech on them without any fear of being sued or harmed. They must be able to prove the following… 1) They have a PUBLIC controlled fact-checking mode… like X does with community notes. The Public (i.e the people) need to control what is true and false, not a government agency or media company. 2) They have had at least 60 days showing that they can allow full free speech as a Town hall de…

Section 230 (Social Media) reform

Summary: Section 230 should be reformed, such that social media must essentially be a platform or a publisher. While social media must be protected from liability from user content or they will cease to exist, which would be detrimental to our freedom of speech, they must be held accountable for what they promote or throttle- whether manually or algorithmically. They must be held accountable if attempting to enforce hidden policies on their users. They also must stop data-mining their users…