Nationalizing social media is the last thing I want.  I just want blatant silicon valley collusion to stop.  Lets be real here, trump was banned from every platform on the same day (aside from youtube) for "inciting violence" when he said, in the video about the rally to go in peace and cheer for the process, and perhaps not for certain people.  That's it.  The videos were subsequently deleted before the riot, and lied about ad nauseum by the platforms and the media. The only thing that could possibly be misconstrued is that he used the word fight, but if that is the case, then everything the democrats have said in the past 5 years is incitement to the nearly 150 days of constant rioting that has happened this year.  At the risk of being called out for whataboutism, I'll say that there are far more examples of incitement that has gone unpunished this year from the opposite side than what trump has done since the election.  So much so that I would say that this riot was an inevitability, considering his supporters were literally getting beaten and in the worst case murdered in the streets not two months ago while being, if not cheered on, being brushed off by the left.<br><br>On top of that, on the EXACT same day, parler was also given an ultimatum from amazon, and removed from the google and apple stores.  Conveniently as people were flocking from twitter to it, skyrocketing it to number 1 on both stores respectively.<br><br>Nationalizing anything to do with the internet is bad, anti-trust violation lawsuits are what need to be done, and perhaps anti-monopoly legislation needs to be invoked.  We live in a technocracy.  The corporate entities control the government and legislate in a very small bubble of indoctrinated or fired people.<br><br>This is 1984 as far as I'm concerned.<br><br>Lynn Wood, and Sydney Powell can go to hell, but there's a reason they were dropped from the Trump team, and there's a reason that "The Kraken" was the only lawsuit that was looked at with any scrutiny.