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This is inexcusable. Just cancelled my YouTube premium subscription. All they did was play a clip from CPAC. I wish nothing but the worst for Google.
Over the past year I've switched from Google search to DDG; Google Maps to Apple Maps; Chromecast to Apple TV+; and Drive to Dropbox. I've held off on switching away from Gmail, but I'm switching to something else tonight. Suggestions welcome. By the way, not that I would support this at all (since I believe in free speech), but any idea if any speeches from Putin or Xi, or official government accounts from either co…
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Fox news, #1 cable news channel for 20 years - https://www.thewrap.com/fox-news-january-2022-ratings-cnn-ms...
top link posts on facebook in the last 24 hours: https://www.thewrap.com/fox-news-january-2022-ratings-cnn-ms...
#1 Breitbart #3 Ben Shapiro #5 Sean Hannity #7 fox news #9 New York Post
Most subscribed youtube channels (news/politics): https://hypeauditor.com/top-youtube-news-politics-united-sta...
#12 Fox News #35 Jordan Peterson #39 Ben Shapiro
EDIT: downvotes are fine, I just think it's funny that there's this narrative that conservative voices are being silenced, when they're the top performing content on every social network.
(that's just out of the top 50)
If the democrats are preventing contrarian ideas from being spoken, they're doing a terrible job of it.
I’m becoming more convinced that the future I’ve been planning simply won’t be possible in the decades to come. The world is scarcely recognizable. And having experienced nothing but peace and prosperity makes me feel woefully unprepared. The WEIRD world is becoming increasingly more authoritarian. I’m already detached from real conflict and scarcity, knowing nothing but peace and prosperity, and the TikTok generatio…
Meming about and being afraid of WW3 is critical in containing/deescalating it. WW1 happened partly because nobody was afraid of it happenning.
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Not at all. Google is a private concern with the right to publish or not any content they see fit. That they can defacto censor opinions they don’t approve of is a failure of the market.
Corporations do not have rights, they are government-defined entities—not people. There's no "Bill of Corporate Rights" or "UN Convention on Corporate Rights." Corporations have locally-defined privileges and exist by, and at, the will of the people where they reside. Governments can change what those privileges are at any moment, for any reason—or no reason at all. If we don't like what Google is doing, we can simpl…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_personhood
>Government can change what those privileges are at any moment, for any reason—or no reason at all.
No, this isn't the way government works anywhere outside of a dictatorship.
I’m becoming more convinced that the future I’ve been planning simply won’t be possible in the decades to come. The world is scarcely recognizable. And having experienced nothing but peace and prosperity makes me feel woefully unprepared. The WEIRD world is becoming increasingly more authoritarian. I’m already detached from real conflict and scarcity, knowing nothing but peace and prosperity, and the TikTok generatio…
Meming about and being afraid of WW3 is critical in containing/deescalating it. WW1 happened partly because nobody was afraid of it happenning.
https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2022/02/28/world-war-...
https://reason.com/2022/03/03/youtube-rising-the-hill-electi...
> YouTube has taken the position that merely acknowledging an utterance of the false claim is the same thing as making the claim yourself unless you correct and disavow it elsewhere in the video. It is also sufficient to post a warning label in the video's description that a false election claim makes an appearance.
Not saying it’s a smart policy, but just to be clear, YouTube does allow you to play a video of Trump saying the election was rigged, provided you warn viewers about it.
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