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If people feel trapped and their voices aren’t heard it is just going to create a spring release. Like a cornered animal.
These political activist employees and executives are going to get real people killed in the name of owning the President.
Everyone on every side is so wrong here it is heart breaking.
Trump has truly broken both the Left and the Right’s minds of this country.
Is it just my perception, or is their actual justification using the 2 quoted tweets kinda weak? Interpreting his boycott of an event as a call to violence seems like a huge stretch. It seems like they wanted to shoehorn a justification using his 2 latest tweets when the actual reason goes back further.
There's Parler! The FREE speech social network.
I really don't when a private company decides who gets air time and who doesn't. Oh well it's the world we live in.
Yes, it is the world we live in, and have pretty much always lived in. Private companies have been deciding who gets "air time" ever since we had radio or TV. And with the printing press, it's always been private companies deciding who gets airtime.
I really don't when a private company decides who gets air time and who doesn't. Oh well it's the world we live in.
Is it just my perception, or is their actual justification using the 2 quoted tweets kinda weak? Interpreting his boycott of an event as a call to violence seems like a huge stretch. It seems like they wanted to shoehorn a justification using his 2 latest tweets when the actual reason goes back further.
Baffling how most people on this site fail to see it.
I really don't when a private company decides who gets air time and who doesn't. Oh well it's the world we live in.
Yes, it is the world we live in, and have pretty much always lived in. Private companies have been deciding who gets "air time" ever since we had radio or TV. And with the printing press, it's always been private companies deciding who gets airtime.
> Twitter shows every side of the story.
So, I'd say the better analogy isn't a news station or printing press. This is more like if Verizon decided to start censoring your phone calls.
Is it just my perception, or is their actual justification using the 2 quoted tweets kinda weak? Interpreting his boycott of an event as a call to violence seems like a huge stretch. It seems like they wanted to shoehorn a justification using his 2 latest tweets when the actual reason goes back further.