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As I said, not my point. Good bye.
The campaign to shut up people who are not politically correct has been ongoing for some time now, and this is simply the latest development in that movement (which was demonstrated when Facebook, Spotify, You Tube and other social media discovered on the same day (!) that this one outlet fails to meet their standards and so must go).
After the politics of their owners, which is not the government in this case.Those companies only serve their bottom line.
Only on any platforms that approve his message.Whether or not you like him, it should be clear that Alex Jones has the right to post the content that he posts.
I could...if I held such theories.Since it's off-topic here, maybe you can make a new thread where you can elaborate your peculiar theories about the applicability of the First Amendment to political parties.
You are calling for government to interfere with the free speech
of business groups.
Google Senator Chris Murphy and include the words Alex Jones, or something like that, and see what you get (from that spokesman for the Democrat Party.So shutting down Alex Jones is sort of a Dem party project?
I dont see the other party coming to his rescue.
My mistake.Not from me, in other words.
And yet you addressed your claim to me and wrote the following:
I dont fault anyone for speaking out against Alex Jones. It's a normal sane human response.Google Senator Chris Murphy and include the words Alex Jones, or something like that, and see what you get (from that spokesman for the Democrat Party.
What makes him the spokesman for the Democrat [sic] Party?Google Senator Chris Murphy and include the words Alex Jones, or something like that, and see what you get (from that spokesman for the Democrat Party.
Treat it as a learning experience.Now I feel like an idiot for posting this thread.
In context of the united States: IMO any non-Publically funded company should have the right to exclude or include anyone they wish to in their private domain, just like private individuals. If they receive any Public funds at all, then I expect them to uphold First Amendments rights.YouTube, Facebook, Spotify and Apple apparently decided it was a good idea to remove content associated with InfoWars and its founder Alex Jones. This is just one of many crimes of the regressive left. Whether or not you like him, it should be clear that Alex Jones has the right to post the content that he posts.
I dont think he's going so far as calling for govt enforced censorship.You didn't read the material I recommended, duran?
Do you make a distinction between "not politically correct" and out and out fake news and conspiracy mongering such as promoting Pizzagate and the Sandy Hook massacre being a hoax?The campaign to shut up people who are not politically correct has been ongoing for some time now, and this is simply the latest development in that movement (which was demonstrated when Facebook, Spotify, You Tube and other social media discovered on the same day (!) that this one outlet fails to meet their standards and so must go).
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