So the takeaway from this is that Neil Young knows he is wrong? I suppose it's possible but it strikes me as unlikely. On the contrary, I get the impression NY is convinced he is right.
I'm not sure who Galileo is supposed to be in this analogy but if it's either Rogan or Young it seems a bit of a reach.
I have. I'm certainly not an avid listener but occasionally stick his show on in the background while doing stuff around the house. The last couple I listened to did grate because I felt he was being deliberately disingenuous just to be contrary. That could be my mistake but it was how my ears interpreted it and left me unlikely to listen again any time soon. Doesn't mean I agree with Neil Young though. His stuff is still on YouTube for instance and it's rife with Covid-19 misinformation. And I certainly haven't taken any of my or my band's music off of Spotify.
That's true up to a point but when you have monopolies controlling publication it tips into a form of market-driven censorship. While not as insidious as government censorship, it's still far from ideal. The irony is that's more an issue with our form of capitalism than censorship. Try getting the main people who are screaming "censorship" here to concede that and you'll be waiting a long time.
I have no idea who she is but that video doesn't show her saying any such thing. She says having a disclaimer is a positive step but they want all tech companies to do more to combat harmful disinformation. A hollow bromide that could have come from any number of government ministers, in any number of countries.
Hang on, are you seriously implying Neil Young is only doing this because big pharma told him to?
So, Neil Young, who I've already said can be a bit of an arsehole, made a homophobic comment decades ago and this somehow proves he's currently controlled by Pfizer?
