Google, Reddit, YouTube, Pinterest... They're actively meddling with our political system while hiding behind the guise of 'fighting extremism and violence'. But you're not changing a thing, you're only putting your head in the sand. 2020 will be more delicious than 2016.
So @reddit has quarantined the entire Donald subreddit because of posts from random users, which the Donald Administrators promptly deleted???
Big Tech is obsessed with stopping @realDonaldTrump in 2020 & are engaging in actual election interference to stop his reelection.https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1143945792757084160 …
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So are the knitters!
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It’s time someone learned to fight fire with fire.
@realDonaldTrump and the Trumpsters engage in lying, cheating and collusion with a foreign government (spare me, I read the Muller Report Donnie) and it’s about time that someone spanked your collective a**es!#ImpeachTrump - End of conversation
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You have such a classy step-mom,
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So free market, go start your own forum on your own servers on your own bandwidth And because everyone loves being on a hate filled site ran by your types we are having this conversation on GAB
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FFS quarantining a subreddit does NOT = election interference.
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Reddit is owned by Advance Publications, of the Teen Vogue Marxism articles, and Tencent, with its embedded Chinese Communist Party team. Unexpected partnership.
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Same people that made the posts in question are probably the ones that called for it to be quarantined.
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Censorship in a free America, should outrage everyone
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It's not censorship they're a private buisness they can do what they want
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Technically, the enjoy protections most businesses don't against certain legal claims as a platform, not a publisher. This qualifies as editorialization of content on the platform so they are no longer just a platform and should not have those protections any longer.
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Why do you hate Reddit's freedom of speech? What, do you think the government should use force to make a private company change its standards?
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