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No, the government limiting what we are able to see on the news is already a problem, they should not have the ability o…

The government should be allowed to regulate social media sites but should not be the arbiter of what is fake versus rea…

If someone is ignorant enough to believe fake news without doing a fact check, that is their fault, not the government's…

There should be punishments for anyone who puts anything on social media that isn't true and factual, meaning it can be…

No, social media should never be regulated or banned by the government, is violates free exercise and free speech. Unle…

No, I believe that this is outside of the governments scope and power, however, there is far too much fake or modified n…

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