Opinion | Don't make social media tech bro billionaires the arbiters of truth. By anthonyLfisher
Sounds like a cop out, but if the other option is fact-checking politicians, it's the less-worse route.If a conservative insists "life begins at conception" or cites the Bible as evidence the Earth is only 6,000 years old, is that fake news in need of correction?
On the other side, imagine the very likely scenario of a Democratic politician sharing a post that says Michael Brown had his hands up and was saying "Don't shoot" when he was killed by Ferguson PD Officer Darren Wilson —What if that same Democrat regularly got their facts wrong? Would those representsimilar to the pattern of misbehavior that got Infowars' chemtrail-fearing impresario Alex Jones kicked off major...
When do incorrect facts become willful distortions endangering democracy? And is that a question you want tech bro billionaires to answer?
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