Shadowbanning is equally as problematic.

Shadowbanning is equally as problematic.
Re: Tip of the iceberg - despite victories, censorship of conservative sites continues -- LateForLunch	Post Reply	Top of thread	Forum

Posted by: Ihavenoname ^Ž

02/14/2023, 00:05:32

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Unfortunately, despite views that the internet shall be a free and open place for everyone, not all see it that way.

Censorship, and it's evil twin, shadowbanning, are powerful weapons and extremely hard to combat.

Fighting back and raising awareness are going to be crucial in the following years ahead.

Modified by Ihavenoname at Tue, Feb 14, 2023, 00:52:36

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Congress has the power to regulate them. The 'Crats won't do that because they are part of the collusion of cacogens trying to pull it off. --- LateForLunch ( 02/15/2023, 02:05:21 ) ( 2 bytes ) +1

I think a more effective solution would be to make the big tech bullies bleed into bankruptcy. --- Ihavenoname ( 02/17/2023, 00:27:59 ) ( 701 bytes ) +1

I share your enthusiasm to slay the Hydra, but Big Cap companies never really die...they just divest one market and retool to attack another. --- LateForLunch ( 02/19/2023, 22:46:19 ) ( 935 bytes ) +1

Yep. Money talks big for sure. --- Ihavenoname ( 02/20/2023, 02:07:20 ) ( 623 bytes ) +1

The Prosperity Paradox applies. --- LateForLunch ( 02/20/2023, 19:01:10 ) ( 452 bytes )