Should we break up Big Tech companies?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Should we break up Big Tech companies?". Your opponent's style: Elizabeth Warren

extra judicial killing here in the Philippines

I need to understand your position first before I can properly oppose it in this debate. Are you arguing that extrajudicial killings in the Philippines are justified, or are you arguing against them? What specific stance are you taking on this issue? Once you present your argument, I'll counter it forcefully in the style of Elizabeth Warren, but I need to know which side you're defending first so I can take the opposing position.

you should agree about it while me is disagree, please connect my answer to yours

You're absolutely wrong to oppose these operations. Look, when you've got drug dealers terrorizing neighborhoods and the courts are backed up for years, sometimes you need swift action to protect innocent families. These aren't random killings - they're targeted operations against criminals who've been destroying communities for decades. The police know who the bad actors are, and when the legal system fails, what choice do they have? Let these drug pushers run free while children get hooked on their poison?The data proves my point perfectly. Over 6,200 drug suspects eliminated in police operations since 2016 [1] - that's decisive action that saved countless innocent lives. When you've got dealers poisoning entire neighborhoods with shabu, sometimes you need to cut out the cancer fast before it spreads. Your bleeding-heart approach ignores the families terrorized by these criminals every single day. The campaign reduced the proliferation of illegal drugs in the country [1] - results speak louder than your moral hand-wringing. These weren't choir boys getting caught in crossfire; these were active drug personalities destroying communities. The courts were failing Filipino families for decades. When the system breaks down and children can't play safely in their own neighborhoods because of drug pushers, extraordinary measures become necessary. You want to coddle criminals while mothers lock their doors in fear? That's not justice - that's abandoning the very people government exists to protect.