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Category Archives: Censorship
The Case For #SMACA (8-19-18) Show #52
TheWrap: Trump Blasts Social Media ‘Censorship’: ‘Discriminating Against Republican/Conservative Voices’ Attorney Josh Smith’s Social Media Anti-Censorship Act (#SMACA) proposal would prohibit censorship of lawful speech on major social media platforms. Here is a summary of the legislation: pic.twitter.com/WsGJRIje2o — Dan … Continue reading
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The Google Black List For Forbidden Authors
Google has a black list of banned authors. They sent security to “arrest” people on this list. pic.twitter.com/KwIB7BAYug — Mike Cernovich 🇺🇸 (@Cernovich) January 8, 2018
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LAT: Pivoting to video is the biggest trend in media — but it may not prove as lucrative as publishers hope
If you want to get massive traffic from Facebook and Google, you have to produce the content that these companies want. If you want to be prosperous, you have to excel at meeting the needs of other people. If you … Continue reading
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This blog post is not intended to condone violence or hate
I was checking out some Millenial Woes videos the other day and on each video description was this ridiculous sentence: “This video is not intended to condone violence or hate.” What the hell? It seems to me that the only … Continue reading
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A Short History Of Left-Wing Censorship Of The Web
LINK: There was always an organized Left, but it was about this time Social Justice Warriors recognized themselves as a force. SJWs were younger and more militant than old-guard leftists. Doxxing, i.e. revealing the personal information of a heretofore anonymous … Continue reading
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Jews Against Censorship
From The Sun in the UK: “We understand that the editor of a prominent Jewish newspaper advised the tech giant against simply blocking videos discussing disturbing subjects, suggesting that the best way to combat these views is to debate and … Continue reading
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Oldest white supremacist site shut down after complaint
First they came for the white supremacists, and I said nothing because I was not a white supremacist… I have mixed feelings about these matters, though ultimately I fall more on the side of free speech and allowing these sites … Continue reading
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Why One CEO Decided To Kick Nazis Off The Internet (HBO)
Zero Hedge: One Statistics Professor Was Just Banned By Google: Here Is His Story
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Are There Fewer Jokes These Days?
A mate of mine in Australia says: “I’ve been enjoying all these old James Bond movies. I enjoy the sexism and racial stereotyping that prevailed in the early Bond movies. It’s a breath of fresh air. There was one set … Continue reading
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From An Editor At Reason Magazine
Libertarianism 2017! This is a young man who ostensibly wants a job someday, tweeting at professional women in his field under his own name pic.twitter.com/YSULm3Pjol — ElizabethNolanBrown (@ENBrown) July 29, 2017 Reason magazine editor Elizabeth Nolan Brown wants to ruin … Continue reading
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