I mean, social media feels more like a public square than a utility. You wouldn't regulate a town hall meeting like you do electricity. Sure, maybe there are problems, but comparing it to water or power just seems off to me. I can't quite explain why, it's just a gut feeling.

That's a fair point about voting, I guess. But even if voting should be mandatory, that doesn't mean Facebook should be treated like a power company. Social media is just people talking, and you don't regulate conversations like you do water lines. I still can't shake that feeling.

Imagine a kid walking past a street corner where people are yelling whatever they want. You wouldn't shut down the whole corner for that. I get your point about protecting children, but treating every platform like a utility still feels like too much. I just can't agree.