Tech Censorship Hurts Us All

[Brian4Liberty]

Tech Censorship Hurts Us All

Censorship has always been a dirty word in America, but over the past few years, it’s become increasingly acceptable for tech companies to censor or deplatform prominent people and organizations who hold controversial or unpopular opinions. Free speech is not just about what laws the government can or can’t pass. It’s a bedrock principle absolutely necessary to a free society. Whether censorship is coming from the government or private sector is less important than our attitude toward free speech in general. Free the People creative director Sam Martin tackles this controversial issue in the latest episode of Freedom Over Fear.

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[Anti Federalist]

Tough to fight when a third of the people are in favor of it and another third refuse to acknowledge it even exists.

[Anti Globalist]

Tough to fight when a third of the people are in favor of it and another third refuse to acknowledge it even exists.

Guess we'll have to get to work convincing the people that refuse to acknowledge its existence.

[Peace Piper]

Tough to fight when a third of the people are in favor of it and another third refuse to acknowledge it even exists.

Doesn't have to be tough to fight.

America is supposed to value the Bill of Rights, isn't it?

I know today's 'Murikans don't, but just play along.

These "tech giants" are using the US national infrastructure to become rich beyond any imagination.

Congress could - next Monday- order that if these companies are going to use the US national infrastructure (that you and other Americans paid for) - then they have to follow the Bill of Rights - and free speech is #1.

Imagine if the Phone company terminated your service because of your political beliefs.

Of course the problem is that most Americans don't value the Bill of Rights anymore.

Today's America is a country full of people who's only purpose is to make money. There's no "There" there anymore. There are no "American Values" left.

And instead of tending to a censorship CRISIS, Congress next Monday will conspire to murder more foreigners and try to further divide the dumbed-down flock.

It's over for the New American Century, and it couldn't happen to a nicer bunch. But this immediate "problem" of CENSORSHIP could be solved easily - if the criminals in Congress cared even a little bit.