>You don’t You don't now. Why do successful technology companies have a right to have a proportionally large influence on the public political debate? Is it g

>You don’t You don't now. Why do successful technology companies have a right to have a proportionally large influence on the public political debate? Is it good for society to allow successful technology companies to have such a large degree of control over something so incredibly vital, merely because they were effective at running a particular type of business?