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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I honestly think this would fly in america if you were employed by a private business...

Something about how corporate tyranny isnt real tyranny or whatever capitalist mantra they spew.
gpt
It's a maybe. Industries don't get to self-police as a right, but as a privilege - Congress can step in whenever it wants and has done several times when there was enough public outcry. It's also plausible that courts could find that certain existing regulations also apply to a particular industry, reducing or destroying its ability to self-regulate.

While I'm doubtful this would end up being a *First Amendment* case, I could see a successful lawsuit being filed or a successful push to replace industry regulators with federal ones in the wake of an event like this.