Anyone who pushed QAnon and used various techniques to boost their accounts will be banned, particularly rightwing influencers.
Still, not drinking the Kool-Aid on masks, pushing conspiracy theories, etc., come with free speech.
It should make us all uncomfortable to see bans.
Still, not drinking the Kool-Aid on masks, pushing conspiracy theories, etc., come with free speech.
It should make us all uncomfortable to see bans.
On the specific issue of banning influencers pushing conspiracy theories, it's no less concerning as banning those who have opposing views on public policies.
Did major corporate media outlets not push a conspiracy theory for years in the form of Russia Collusion?
Of course.
Did major corporate media outlets not push a conspiracy theory for years in the form of Russia Collusion?
Of course.
Great example of what I'm talking about, right here.
By no means does one side of the political spectrum have a monopoly on pushing conspiracy theories. In many cases, employees for major media outlets dominated by leftists push them on social media.
By no means does one side of the political spectrum have a monopoly on pushing conspiracy theories. In many cases, employees for major media outlets dominated by leftists push them on social media.
