The idea that in the world of political news or events there are absolute truths is narrow minded and silly.
Like yes, if a vote count in the Senate was 56-44 that’s a fact. Why a bill was brought to a vote or the motivations behind the vote are impossible to know.
Like yes, if a vote count in the Senate was 56-44 that’s a fact. Why a bill was brought to a vote or the motivations behind the vote are impossible to know.
https://twitter.com/teamyoutube/status/1382405501577785347
The entire point of free speech is that you can criticize and question things, particularly the actions of government entities. The idea that we should force adherence to the official account of things is the opposite of free speech and weakens us as a country.
Places like YouTube and Twitter are the modern public square. Particularly in a time when we have empowered governments to lock us away in our homes for our own safety.
These companies have proven they cannot be trusted to protect our rights.
These companies have proven they cannot be trusted to protect our rights.
They are public communications utilities. Until we designate them as such, they will continue to trample on the freedom we have to have opinions and express those opinions freely.
Was 9/11 an inside job? Probably not. But has anyone been harmed by that speculation? No.
Was 9/11 an inside job? Probably not. But has anyone been harmed by that speculation? No.
This fight is tied to our battle with China.
They want to silence. They want to control you.
There is one person that can win that battle. Donald J. Trump.
That’s it.
They want to silence. They want to control you.
There is one person that can win that battle. Donald J. Trump.
That’s it.
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