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The First Amendment is irrelevant here.
It protects you and me from the government. It does not protect you and me from each other.
These people still have their free speech rights on the internet. In the spectacularly unlikely event that they are banned from every single privately-owned outlet, they can just create their own, as Alex Jones did with Infowars. And you might want to take a look at the Infowars rules of conduct. They will ban people they don't like, and for less cause than Facebook considered in these cases.
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Here in lies the problem.
FOLKS aren't aware of these incremental laws that have been passed over the past couple of years....because of course the corporate mainstream media will never discuss it.
So what you just said is an anachronism, like that Starbucks cup in Game of Thrones.
You're assuming one thing, when something very important has happened over 2 - 6 years ago, that has turned your original thought upside down.
Check out 2017 Nat'l Defense Authorization Act - Countering Propaganda and Disinformation Act right here, I mentioned it in January 2017 https://www.thecoli.com/posts/22822543/
This is why I listen to alt/indy media because you are coming from the sheeplized MSM plantation POV, and you don't even know it. You think you are informed, because you listen to MSM, but they never connect the dots for you. l ain't tripping on you personally breh, cause it's all around.
Let me connect a dot for you breh. Here are the sources, but the ones you just discredited were talking about this as well. The irony of Buzzfeed back then and now:
1) The NDAA Legalizes The Use Of Propaganda On The US Public
2)Congressmen Seek To Lift Propaganda Ban
In December 2012, Congress and BHO passed the 2013 NDAA, which included an addendum that allowed U.S. citizens to get propagandized by our own government:
"An amendment that would legalize the use of propaganda on American audiences is being inserted into the latest defense authorization bill, BuzzFeed has learned.
The amendment would “strike the current ban on domestic dissemination” of propaganda material produced by the State Department and the independent Broadcasting Board of Governors, according to the summary of the law at the House Rules Committee's official website.
The tweak to the bill would essentially neutralize two previous acts—the Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 and Foreign Relations Authorization Act in 1987—that had been passed to protect U.S. audiences from our own government’s misinformation campaigns."
Let the bolded, sink in for a second.
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Ok, now think about what you just wrote above, about "pushback against propaganda is not censorship".
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Are you seeing the chess move breh?? Do you get it? As of 2012, thanks to fukkbois in Congress and BHO, they undid over 65 years of laws that prevented domestically targeted propaganda fukkery, "Smith-Mundt Act of 1948 and Foreign Relations Authorization Act in 1987—that had been passed to protect U.S. audiences from our own government’s misinformation campaigns."
So now a 2017 NDAA law is passed that censors media sites. So in theory.....not only will we be recieving misinformation (2013 NDAA) but they will censor alt/indy (2017 NDAA) on top of that.
Misinform - Censor Alt/Indy = Misinformation
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I've said it many many times the truth doesn't always come from sources that you are going to agree with 100% of the time. I think we should be at the point where "conspiracy" no longer has this stigma. Saying something is "conspiracy site" does not have the stigma anymore.....since wikileaks just uncovered for 8 months so much of those actual "conspiracies" being discussed and acted out.
So what news organizations do you think will not be censored or flagged![]()
Watch these videos. This is the baseline now.
Cash Your "REALITY CHECK" here - 1
Cash Your "REALITY CHECK" here - 2
Cherry on top is this
Again, how do I know this stuff....that's right the Alt/Indy Media....the same media all these tech companies and their partners are trying to suppress/censor/ban.
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