Oh, I saw it. I ignored it because it's irrelevant. The research had been done a long time ago. Were you out sick when they admitted doing it?
Let's put aside for the moment conservative's conflation of free speech with the right of social media.......
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The facts are as I cited. Maybe you missed them?
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It's all in their addled heads.
They believe that now that the right is in power, they would do the same thing the left does to those it disagrees with.
The Right has no problem with the left expressing its views, we encourage it. It just lets them show how deranged they are.
White House, Big Tech colluded to censor ‘misinformation’: lawsuit
Read at your leisure. They went to court over it.
I always thought Roy Cohen was infamous for being a Govt lawyer....and also representing the Yankees, Studio 54, and Onassis....but I guess he represented some mafia folks too...which isn't a surprise given he practiced in NY City
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What Zuckerberg is saying now, which is a change from what he said previously, is he felt pressured by the Biden admin to censor content having to do with misinformation about COVID. The admin has acknowledged it contacted FB and requested that they prevent lies from being spread. But ultimately it was FB's decision to make about what to do. Then the SC weighed in.
www.mayerbrown.com
US Supreme Court Decision Alert: Murthy v. Missouri, No. 23-411 | Insights | Mayer Brown
Today, the Supreme Court held in a 6-3 decision that plaintiffs lacked standing to sue the federal government for urging social media companies to
You need to do some research on that.
I get that John Oliver and other dembots aren't outraged at how the Demafacist censored the news that was harmful to their cult.
THe majority of Americans, that believe in our democracy were though.
They lost their bid to prove censorship, but that doesn't change the reality that the social media platform colluded with government officials. Like I said, it's an end run around the 1st Amendment. I've never said it was an outright violation of the 1st, like the government shutting down a media outlet or imprisoning a writer for saying the president is a poopyhead. It was skirting as close to the line as possible without crossing it and accomplishing the same goals.
You need to do some research on that.
People like him would die pretty quickly in survival mode. Trust until you do not. Non-Progs remember this. Male or female. Those who demean you and would not survive a minute in a not so good time are deserving of paying for their crimes. Incredibly all of the progs who have denigrated Republicans and Trump do not get punished for it.
Correct, now the Trump admin can encourages private sector actors to carry out certain actions, with the specter of undefined consequences if there is no compliance.What Zuckerberg is saying now, which is a change from what he said previously, is he felt pressured by the Biden admin to censor content having to do with misinformation about COVID. The admin has acknowledged it contacted FB and requested that they prevent lies from being spread. But ultimately it was FB's decision to make about what to do. Then the SC weighed in.
US Supreme Court Decision Alert: Murthy v. Missouri, No. 23-411 | Insights | Mayer Brown
Today, the Supreme Court held in a 6-3 decision that plaintiffs lacked standing to sue the federal government for urging social media companies to
Thank Xiden for that power!
The government conspired with social media companies to censor speech.platforms to censor content according to established rules. Instead, let's talk about the affect trump is having on the expression of opinions critical of him through intimidation.
‘People Are Going Silent’: Fearing Retribution, Trump Critics Muzzle Themselves​
The silence grows louder every day.
Fired federal workers who are worried about losing their homes ask not to be quoted by name. University presidents fearing that millions of dollars in federal funding could disappear are holding their fire. Chief executives alarmed by tariffs that could hurt their businesses are on mute.
Even longtime Republican hawks on Capitol Hill, stunned by President Trump’s revisionist history that Ukraine is to blame for its invasion by Russia, and his Oval Office blowup at President Volodymyr Zelensky, have either muzzled themselves, tiptoed up to criticism without naming Mr. Trump or completely reversed their positions.
More than six weeks into the second Trump administration, there is a chill spreading over political debate in Washington and beyond.
People on both sides of the aisle who would normally be part of the public dialogue about the big issues of the day say they are intimidated by the prospect of online attacks from Mr. Trump and Elon Musk, concerned about harm to their companies and frightened for the safety of their families. Politicians fear banishment by a party remade in Mr. Trump’s image and the prospect of primary opponents financed by Mr. Musk, the president’s all-powerful partner and the world’s richest man.
‘People Are Going Silent’: Fearing Retribution, Trump Critics Muzzle Themselves
People say they are intimidated by online attacks from the president, concerned about harm to their businesses or worried about the safety of their families.www.nytimes.com
Do trump supporters want to live in a country where critics of the regime are afraid to speak out? Wait........I think you do..........let me rephrase. Do trump supporters think it's right for critics of the regime to be afraid to speak out?
One prominent first-term critic of Mr. Trump said in a recent interview that not only would he not comment on the record, he did not want to be mentioned in this article at all. Every time his name appears in public, he said, the threats against him from the far right increase.
That's a crime, moron.
Do you feel intimidated by Scary Orange Man? It doesn't seem to have stopped you from saying mean things.
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MarathonMike
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I'm fine with people being too scared to call for the assassination of our leaders or violence against Americans that don't agree with them.platforms to censor content according to established rules. Instead, let's talk about the affect trump is having on the expression of opinions critical of him through intimidation.
‘People Are Going Silent’: Fearing Retribution, Trump Critics Muzzle Themselves​
The silence grows louder every day.
Fired federal workers who are worried about losing their homes ask not to be quoted by name. University presidents fearing that millions of dollars in federal funding could disappear are holding their fire. Chief executives alarmed by tariffs that could hurt their businesses are on mute.
Even longtime Republican hawks on Capitol Hill, stunned by President Trump’s revisionist history that Ukraine is to blame for its invasion by Russia, and his Oval Office blowup at President Volodymyr Zelensky, have either muzzled themselves, tiptoed up to criticism without naming Mr. Trump or completely reversed their positions.
More than six weeks into the second Trump administration, there is a chill spreading over political debate in Washington and beyond.
People on both sides of the aisle who would normally be part of the public dialogue about the big issues of the day say they are intimidated by the prospect of online attacks from Mr. Trump and Elon Musk, concerned about harm to their companies and frightened for the safety of their families. Politicians fear banishment by a party remade in Mr. Trump’s image and the prospect of primary opponents financed by Mr. Musk, the president’s all-powerful partner and the world’s richest man.
‘People Are Going Silent’: Fearing Retribution, Trump Critics Muzzle Themselves
People say they are intimidated by online attacks from the president, concerned about harm to their businesses or worried about the safety of their families.
Do trump supporters want to live in a country where critics of the regime are afraid to speak out? Wait........I think you do..........let me rephrase. Do trump supporters think it's right for critics of the regime to be afraid to speak out?
One prominent first-term critic of Mr. Trump said in a recent interview that not only would he not comment on the record, he did not want to be mentioned in this article at all. Every time his name appears in public, he said, the threats against him from the far right increase.
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