Google censors? i knew they did for china, but in america?

[balungaloaf]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,301267,00.html

they wont even let others speak.  typical of the type of mindthought they must share.

[cyan]

Thats horrid.

[Jennifer]

Horrible as it is, it is a corporation’s right, as a legal entity in the United States of America, to remove any content it does not want affiliated with it.  Google is not a government agency, thus it has no responsibility to be “fair” or “just.”  It only has the responsibility to make their share holders money.

To that end, the only way you can force google to conform to the will of the people is to have the people pull their investment money from the organization.

[balungaloaf]

well it just seems every big cultural outlet or medium censors one half of things on purpose.  dont people see indoctination and propaganda here.  or do they not want to.

[Jennifer]

@balungaloaf:

well it just seems every big cultural outlet or medium censors one half of things on purpose.  dont people see indoctination and propaganda here.  or do they not want to.

Use Yahoo, MSN or Ask. :P

I only worry about indoctrination when it’s the government doing it.

[ajgundam5]

I only use yahoo.com … no reason I just like it better

[ieatcrayons]

@balungaloaf:

well it just seems every big cultural outlet or medium censors one half of things on purpose.  dont people see indoctination and propaganda here.  or do they not want to.

there is no propaganda or indoctrination going on here.  it seems to me that people just look for things to complain about  :roll:

as jenn said, its a companies right to advertise or display whatever they want, just as its their right to refrain from displaying anything they dont want to be affiliated with.

[dezrtfish]

Here you go balungaloaf:
http://www.msdewey.com/

[Jermofoot]

@balungaloaf:

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,301267,00.html

they wont even let others speak.  typical of the type of mindthought they must share.

Read the follow up. Moveon made a surprise.

And what makes you think that Google can’t do this?  It was in their policy.  It was clear.