I think the more embarrassing failures in retrospect include e.g. COVID origins
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this was really a natsec concern and not actually beholden to free speech safeguards.
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Also censoring Palestinians documenting war crimes at the behest of the Israeli government
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Why? While everyone admitted it it could of been made in a lab, they mostly said they didn’t know. Except some crazy right wingers who were pedaling conspiracy theories. That’s dangerous.
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yes, these "covid conspiracy theories" are definitely not a case of free speech, but just gross misconceptions that can lead many people to tragedy.
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We are shocked and appalled at… that? It sounded and looked like an anti-Chinese conspiracy, was treated that way by a moderation team that had very little reason to suspect otherwise, and when presented with real evidence to the contrary they changed their moderation approach.
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The real evidence they were presented with 2 years later was the same evidence people were talking about from the start🤣. Also, is it just me or is the savages eating wild animals theory a little more racist than a leak out of an American funded Corona virus lab?
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The scientists that disappeared, after discussing COVID-19 in November 2019 on a group chat, probably know the origins. They were working in the Level 4 lab in Wuhan. Those news seem to also have disappeared. Conveniently.
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