night_son
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Maybe Putin can form a kind of NATO to protect them from the Left wing US now.
Frankly a Vlad Putin is exactly the kind of man we need right now, here in America, to reign in blood.
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Maybe Putin can form a kind of NATO to protect them from the Left wing US now.
They know inciting to riot when they see it..... They also know about the power of propaganda. it's about time we figured it out, especially the brainwashed GOP base.... I hate to tell you but we have fallen behind Europe in liberty freedom and fairness the last 30-40 years. Thanks GOP! Just look at the people in prison here for crying out loud. More than the rest of the world combined just like our war budget....Pretty sad day when Europe is lecturing the United States about the infringement of free speech.
Big tech has no power to "govern". That's a conceit propagated by socialists who want government to take over social media.Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...
We have to go back to the fairness doctrine and bring back some debate to the GOP propaganda machine. Fox prime time is a sedicious lying scumbag mess. And is much better than the rest of the machine..Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...
And MexicoPretty sad day when Europe is lecturing the United States about the infringement of free speech.
The alt-left bastards have pushed your allies into Chinas arms and they have single handedly allowed America to lose their influence. These moron CEOs have now cut off their noses to spite their faces. Stupid, son of b____s. Now Europe has the perfect excuse they need to regulate, punish and control these networks. Good job political party boot lickers. You did well. Dumb asses.
Since about year 3 of Trumps admin, I never believed that allies hated him as much as the media tried to present. Canada and England might have felt they lost out, that's because they were all in for Hillary. The rest, probably understood the message Trump and U.S intel were giving them. Notice silence from Canada and England on the issue of censorship. That's because THEY want to do the same here in Canada, as an example.
Now, what do they think? How will they react? I give Germany and France some credit. The French have a history of liberty, the Germans have been slower adopters, but it's good to see them all speak out.
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companies
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companiesnationalpost.com
Germany and France attacked Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. after U.S. President Donald Trump was shut off from the social media platforms, in an extension of Europe’s battle with big tech.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel objected to the decisions, saying on Monday that lawmakers should set the rules governing free speech and not private technology companies.
“The chancellor sees the complete closing down of the account of an elected president as problematic,” Steffen Seibert, her chief spokesman, said at a regular news conference in Berlin. Rights like the freedom of speech “can be interfered with, but by law and within the framework defined by the legislature — not according to a corporate decision.”
The German leader’s stance is echoed by the French government. Junior Minister for European Union Affairs Clement Beaune said he was “shocked” to see a private company make such an important decision. “This should be decided by citizens, not by a CEO,” he told Bloomberg TV on Monday. “There needs to be public regulation of big online platforms.” Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire earlier said that the state should be responsible for regulations, rather than “the digital oligarchy,” and called big tech “one of the threats” to democracy.
Europe is increasingly pushing back against the growing influence of big technology companies. The EU is currently in the process of setting up regulation that could give the bloc power to split up platforms if they don’t comply with rules.
Twitter permanently banned Trump last week after it decided the outgoing president’s tweets breached its rules against glorifying violence. It cited his posts on the riots in the U.S. capital.
That was before the President inciBig tech has no power to "govern". That's a conceit propagated by socialists who want government to take over social media.Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...
Non English speakers know the difference between socialists and communists. The UK and its colonies do not. They love conflating socialism and communism. Everywhere else they know socialism is always democratic end of story. All your bologna about freedom went out the window when it was used to misinform the GOP base and attack our election process with no evidence, to overturn the election based on total baloney.Big tech has no power to "govern". That's a conceit propagated by socialists who want government to take over social media.Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...
Maybe Putin can form a kind of NATO to protect them from the Left wing US now.
Frankly a Vlad Putin is exactly the kind of man we need right now, here in America, to reign in blood.
That was before the President inciBig tech has no power to "govern". That's a conceit propagated by socialists who want government to take over social media.Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...Non English speakers know the difference between socialists and communists. The UK and its colonies do not. They love conflating socialism and communism.Big tech has no power to "govern". That's a conceit propagated by socialists who want government to take over social media.Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...
Yep. The worship of democracy is one of the most dangerous aspects of socialism.Everywhere else they know socialism is always democratic end of story.
Now you are going to listen to Europe?The alt-left bastards have pushed your allies into Chinas arms and they have single handedly allowed America to lose their influence. These moron CEOs have now cut off their noses to spite their faces. Stupid, son of b____s. Now Europe has the perfect excuse they need to regulate, punish and control these networks. Good job political party boot lickers. You did well. Dumb asses.
Since about year 3 of Trumps admin, I never believed that allies hated him as much as the media tried to present. Canada and England might have felt they lost out, that's because they were all in for Hillary. The rest, probably understood the message Trump and U.S intel were giving them. Notice silence from Canada and England on the issue of censorship. That's because THEY want to do the same here in Canada, as an example.
Now, what do they think? How will they react? I give Germany and France some credit. The French have a history of liberty, the Germans have been slower adopters, but it's good to see them all speak out.
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companies
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companiesnationalpost.com
Germany and France attacked Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. after U.S. President Donald Trump was shut off from the social media platforms, in an extension of Europe’s battle with big tech.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel objected to the decisions, saying on Monday that lawmakers should set the rules governing free speech and not private technology companies.
“The chancellor sees the complete closing down of the account of an elected president as problematic,” Steffen Seibert, her chief spokesman, said at a regular news conference in Berlin. Rights like the freedom of speech “can be interfered with, but by law and within the framework defined by the legislature — not according to a corporate decision.”
The German leader’s stance is echoed by the French government. Junior Minister for European Union Affairs Clement Beaune said he was “shocked” to see a private company make such an important decision. “This should be decided by citizens, not by a CEO,” he told Bloomberg TV on Monday. “There needs to be public regulation of big online platforms.” Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire earlier said that the state should be responsible for regulations, rather than “the digital oligarchy,” and called big tech “one of the threats” to democracy.
Europe is increasingly pushing back against the growing influence of big technology companies. The EU is currently in the process of setting up regulation that could give the bloc power to split up platforms if they don’t comply with rules.
Twitter permanently banned Trump last week after it decided the outgoing president’s tweets breached its rules against glorifying violence. It cited his posts on the riots in the U.S. capital.
I live in Europe and have heard nothing of this from respected media sources.The alt-left bastards have pushed your allies into Chinas arms and they have single handedly allowed America to lose their influence. These moron CEOs have now cut off their noses to spite their faces. Stupid, son of b____s. Now Europe has the perfect excuse they need to regulate, punish and control these networks. Good job political party boot lickers. You did well. Dumb asses.
Since about year 3 of Trumps admin, I never believed that allies hated him as much as the media tried to present. Canada and England might have felt they lost out, that's because they were all in for Hillary. The rest, probably understood the message Trump and U.S intel were giving them. Notice silence from Canada and England on the issue of censorship. That's because THEY want to do the same here in Canada, as an example.
Now, what do they think? How will they react? I give Germany and France some credit. The French have a history of liberty, the Germans have been slower adopters, but it's good to see them all speak out.
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companies
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companiesnationalpost.com
Germany and France attacked Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. after U.S. President Donald Trump was shut off from the social media platforms, in an extension of Europe’s battle with big tech.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel objected to the decisions, saying on Monday that lawmakers should set the rules governing free speech and not private technology companies.
“The chancellor sees the complete closing down of the account of an elected president as problematic,” Steffen Seibert, her chief spokesman, said at a regular news conference in Berlin. Rights like the freedom of speech “can be interfered with, but by law and within the framework defined by the legislature — not according to a corporate decision.”
The German leader’s stance is echoed by the French government. Junior Minister for European Union Affairs Clement Beaune said he was “shocked” to see a private company make such an important decision. “This should be decided by citizens, not by a CEO,” he told Bloomberg TV on Monday. “There needs to be public regulation of big online platforms.” Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire earlier said that the state should be responsible for regulations, rather than “the digital oligarchy,” and called big tech “one of the threats” to democracy.
Europe is increasingly pushing back against the growing influence of big technology companies. The EU is currently in the process of setting up regulation that could give the bloc power to split up platforms if they don’t comply with rules.
Twitter permanently banned Trump last week after it decided the outgoing president’s tweets breached its rules against glorifying violence. It cited his posts on the riots in the U.S. capital.
The alt-left bastards have pushed your allies into Chinas arms and they have single handedly allowed America to lose their influence. These moron CEOs have now cut off their noses to spite their faces. Stupid, son of b____s. Now Europe has the perfect excuse they need to regulate, punish and control these networks. Good job political party boot lickers. You did well. Dumb asses.
Since about year 3 of Trumps admin, I never believed that allies hated him as much as the media tried to present. Canada and England might have felt they lost out, that's because they were all in for Hillary. The rest, probably understood the message Trump and U.S intel were giving them. Notice silence from Canada and England on the issue of censorship. That's because THEY want to do the same here in Canada, as an example.
Now, what do they think? How will they react? I give Germany and France some credit. The French have a history of liberty, the Germans have been slower adopters, but it's good to see them all speak out.
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companies
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companiesnationalpost.com
Germany and France attacked Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. after U.S. President Donald Trump was shut off from the social media platforms, in an extension of Europe’s battle with big tech.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel objected to the decisions, saying on Monday that lawmakers should set the rules governing free speech and not private technology companies.
“The chancellor sees the complete closing down of the account of an elected president as problematic,” Steffen Seibert, her chief spokesman, said at a regular news conference in Berlin. Rights like the freedom of speech “can be interfered with, but by law and within the framework defined by the legislature — not according to a corporate decision.”
The German leader’s stance is echoed by the French government. Junior Minister for European Union Affairs Clement Beaune said he was “shocked” to see a private company make such an important decision. “This should be decided by citizens, not by a CEO,” he told Bloomberg TV on Monday. “There needs to be public regulation of big online platforms.” Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire earlier said that the state should be responsible for regulations, rather than “the digital oligarchy,” and called big tech “one of the threats” to democracy.
Europe is increasingly pushing back against the growing influence of big technology companies. The EU is currently in the process of setting up regulation that could give the bloc power to split up platforms if they don’t comply with rules.
Twitter permanently banned Trump last week after it decided the outgoing president’s tweets breached its rules against glorifying violence. It cited his posts on the riots in the U.S. capital.
It's Donald J. Trump who has pushed the Allies into China's arms.
Dblack you make an excellent point that Big Tech has no power to govern, yet that exact intent is there without question based upon banning certain users but not others for the same action. Gagging a specific action should mean that all people doing same/similar thing should be gagged/banned as well, that is if the corporation professes to be apolitical, but that has not been the case (Madonna’s political call for violence passed their standards for unknown reasons if truly apolitical in nature while banning Trump).Big tech has no power to "govern". That's a conceit propagated by socialists who want government to take over social media.Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...
The alt-left bastards have pushed your allies into Chinas arms and they have single handedly allowed America to lose their influence. These moron CEOs have now cut off their noses to spite their faces. Stupid, son of b____s. Now Europe has the perfect excuse they need to regulate, punish and control these networks. Good job political party boot lickers. You did well. Dumb asses.
Since about year 3 of Trumps admin, I never believed that allies hated him as much as the media tried to present. Canada and England might have felt they lost out, that's because they were all in for Hillary. The rest, probably understood the message Trump and U.S intel were giving them. Notice silence from Canada and England on the issue of censorship. That's because THEY want to do the same here in Canada, as an example.
Now, what do they think? How will they react? I give Germany and France some credit. The French have a history of liberty, the Germans have been slower adopters, but it's good to see them all speak out.
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companies
Kicking Trump off Twitter is 'problematic' and infringes on free speech, Germany and France say
Angela Merkel said the free speech should be governed by lawmakers, not private technology companiesnationalpost.com
Germany and France attacked Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. after U.S. President Donald Trump was shut off from the social media platforms, in an extension of Europe’s battle with big tech.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel objected to the decisions, saying on Monday that lawmakers should set the rules governing free speech and not private technology companies.
“The chancellor sees the complete closing down of the account of an elected president as problematic,” Steffen Seibert, her chief spokesman, said at a regular news conference in Berlin. Rights like the freedom of speech “can be interfered with, but by law and within the framework defined by the legislature — not according to a corporate decision.”
The German leader’s stance is echoed by the French government. Junior Minister for European Union Affairs Clement Beaune said he was “shocked” to see a private company make such an important decision. “This should be decided by citizens, not by a CEO,” he told Bloomberg TV on Monday. “There needs to be public regulation of big online platforms.” Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire earlier said that the state should be responsible for regulations, rather than “the digital oligarchy,” and called big tech “one of the threats” to democracy.
Europe is increasingly pushing back against the growing influence of big technology companies. The EU is currently in the process of setting up regulation that could give the bloc power to split up platforms if they don’t comply with rules.
Twitter permanently banned Trump last week after it decided the outgoing president’s tweets breached its rules against glorifying violence. It cited his posts on the riots in the U.S. capital.
Ok, fine. But it's not government's concern. I have no problem with pointing out that some of these company's policies are biased and, arguably, unfair. But when Trumpsters start talking about nationalizing them, declaring them public utilities, or otherwise using government to "go after" the companies who don't cater to the President - that's an abuse of government.Dblack you make an excellent point that Big Tech has no power to govern, yet that exact intent is there without question based upon banning certain users but not others for the same action. Gagging a specific action should mean that all people doing same/similar thing should be gagged/banned as well, that is if the corporation professes to be apolitical, but that has not been the case (Madonna’s political call for violence passed their standards for unknown reasons if truly apolitical in nature while banning Trump).Big tech has no power to "govern". That's a conceit propagated by socialists who want government to take over social media.Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...
We appear to be kicking ass and taking names. Do you see what I see?The left along with their rino bitches are in full commie mode.
Win!! Trump supporters care what Germany and France think. Win!!
Ok, fine. But it's not government's concern. I have no problem with pointing out that some of these company's policies are biased and, arguably, unfair. But when Trumpsters start talking about nationalizing them, declaring them public utilities, or otherwise using government to "go after" the companies who don't cater to the President - that's an abuse of government.Dblack you make an excellent point that Big Tech has no power to govern, yet that exact intent is there without question based upon banning certain users but not others for the same action. Gagging a specific action should mean that all people doing same/similar thing should be gagged/banned as well, that is if the corporation professes to be apolitical, but that has not been the case (Madonna’s political call for violence passed their standards for unknown reasons if truly apolitical in nature while banning Trump).Big tech has no power to "govern". That's a conceit propagated by socialists who want government to take over social media.Free is the opposite of governed, by lawmakers or big tech...
And MexicoPretty sad day when Europe is lecturing the United States about the infringement of free speech.
Mexico president condemns Twitter, Facebook for blocking Donald Trump
Mexico president condemns Twitter, Facebook for blocking Donald Trump
Mexico's president on Thursday condemned the decision by social media platforms to block the accounts of US President Donald Trumpwww.business-standard.com