And there in lies the problem. The left controls public discourse and what is allowed to be discussed. We’ve had hate speech laws by proxy in this country for years now, and soon enough it will be backed by government legislation. The president of the United States was completely banned form the internet public squares. Just sit there and think about that for a while.
He wasn't banned from Gab, He wasn't banned from Minds, He wasn't banned from Parler, He wasn't banned from Slug, He wasn't banned from BitChute, He wasn't banned from Rumble, He wasn't banned from Brighteon, you get the point.
GEOTUS' biggest mistake was not empowering Alt-Tech from day one. That doesn't mean leaving Big-Tech for Alt-Tech, it means having a strong presence in both at the same time. Once you do that, getting banned from Big-Tech becomes almost irrelevant, and actually ends up empowering alternative sites even more.
Sorry Steve, I disagree-- some violence can be justified.
Let's be honest, voting is the exercise of violence by proxy. The imposition of the will of some, against the will of others.
And when violence by proxy is failing you, what is your recourse?
You either spread your cheeks and take it, or you resolve to go out there and give it instead.
And there in lies the problem. The left controls public discourse and what is allowed to be discussed. We’ve had hate speech laws by proxy in this country for years now, and soon enough it will be backed by government legislation. The president of the United States was completely banned form the internet public squares. Just sit there and think about that for a while.
He wasn't banned from Gab, He wasn't banned from Minds, He wasn't banned from Parler, He wasn't banned from Slug, He wasn't banned from BitChute, He wasn't banned from Rumble, He wasn't banned from Brighteon, you get the point.
GEOTUS' biggest mistake was not empowering Alt-Tech from day one. That doesn't mean leaving Big-Tech for Alt-Tech, it means having a strong presence in both at the same time. Once you do that, getting banned from Big-Tech becomes almost irrelevant, and actually ends up empowering alternative sites even more.