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DreamsOfGerontius@dreamsofgerontius.bsky.social |
Even the US has rules about impartiality during elections, and I'm struggling to see how fairly minimal minimal interventions to ensure fair elections is fascist
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DreamsOfGerontius@dreamsofgerontius.bsky.social |
Even the US has rules about impartiality during elections, and I'm struggling to see how fairly minimal minimal interventions to ensure fair elections is fascist
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Stephen Bush
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Indeed. UK regulations are not substantially different from the fairness doctrine (abolished under Reagan in 1987), and I just don’t think “the US under Carter” could be described as a country sliding *towards* fascism. If anything fits the post-87 States much better.
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@smilerz.bsky.social
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The US has no such law.
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Elizabeth Grattan
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No. In the United States we have a First Amendment. We don’t police the press or news coverage. If you’re thinking of the Equal Time statute, that’s a huge leap and you’re getting it wrong.
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bonque, ben
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We don't tho?
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