I agree. I grew up in a world where speech is censored. It’s not a good thing. It’s what you expect from dictatorships though, not from supposedly liberal-leaning entities.
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I hear you, Ron. But, on the other side of the world, we both would be silenced or even imprisoned or killed for saying what we say. I know they’re a private corp and not gov, but this is why free speech is so important. Let them talk. And let us talk too. That’s a free society.
Like Debra said, this will only push them underground feeling victimized and could potentially get a lot uglier. Let that dirty laundry out to be disinfected in the sunshine. As well, this turns them into martyrs...I disagree w it on a lot of levels. But we don’t have to agree
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It won't push him underground, because he has his own radio show, his own website, his own podcast, and is interviewed constantly by others. It would be impossible for somebody to be MORE out in the open.
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These people already believe things which move them to violence. Removing them from any given platform will not change that.
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