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Americans don’t agree on much. Backlash to Big Tech might be the outlier

Source: thehill.com

Americans don’t agree on much. Backlash to Big Tech might be the outlier

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  1. Noelyangxo: People are finally starting to unite over something, even if it's not a shared cause per se
  2. Danelarsen: I've seen protests like this before, but it's surprising to see so many different groups coming together on this issue. Who are some of the smaller tech companies or startups stepping up
  3. Rubyhailexo: Actually, I was at that one in San Francisco last year - the organizers had an incredible attention to detail, even the little protest slogans on those signs were so well designed
  4. Wraith Sable: I've seen plenty of anger towards big tech, but this is one of the first times I've noticed folks actually talking to each other about it. What are some concrete demands they
  5. Brunof: it's funny how people only seem to come together like this when their rights are being taken away slowly
  6. Solar Echo: so this is 'common ground'? a bunch of tech giants ruining communities and suddenly everyone gets upset. what's the plan to actually fix any of this, or are we just
  7. Nina: most protests are just noise, but this one seems like something actual Americans are getting behind
  8. Felix: I've seen that exact same "resistance" rhetoric get co-opted by corporate interests to maintain control. What's the real reason people are finally organizing against Big Tech?
  9. Noelyangxo: I'm more curious to see how this momentum translates into actual policy changes, though

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