"A disturbing trend of censoring specific viewpoints—especially mainstream conservative and religious beliefs—has taken root over the years in Silicon Valley and even our own government, especially under the prior administration. We are urging the FTC to thoroughly investigate the ways in which Big Tech weaponizes its platforms to punish Americans for simply holding a different viewpoint than the one tech companies prefer, and for the agency to take action where necessary.”
"A disturbing trend of censoring specific viewpoints—especially mainstream conservative and religious beliefs—has taken root over the years in Silicon Valley and even our own government, especially under the prior administration. We are urging the FTC to thoroughly investigate the ways in which Big Tech weaponizes its platforms to punish Americans for simply holding a different viewpoint than the one tech companies prefer, and for the agency to take action where necessary.”
"A disturbing trend of censoring specific viewpoints—especially mainstream conservative and religious beliefs—has taken root over the years in Silicon Valley and even our own government, especially under the prior administration. We are urging the FTC to thoroughly investigate the ways in which Big Tech weaponizes its platforms to punish Americans for simply holding a different viewpoint than the one tech companies prefer, and for the agency to take action where necessary.”
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IBM and many other household brands had joined GARM, which promised to promote “digital safety” and protect brand value. But in practice, GARM worked to censor mainstream conservative and religious speakers, including Joe Rogan, the Daily Wire, and Elon Musk, under the guise of “misinformation” and “hate speech.”
In a letter on Monday, Facebook founder and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told the U.S. House Judiciary Committee that federal government agencies and the administration of President Joe Biden “repeatedly pressured” Facebook executives to censor conservative news and opinions regarding the 2020 election and COVID-19 “misinformation.”
A powerful United Nations agency has unveiled a plan to regulate social media and online communication while cracking down on what it describes as “false information” and “conspiracy theories."
It took more than a half century to get here, but we’re clearly seeing some of the rotten fruit of the K-12 ‘education’ system and its agenda to recruit and produce social justice activists who hate the country.
The problem with cultural Christianity, he added, is that people place too much emphasis on offending people. The Gospel, in and of itself, is offensive, but that doesn’t mean we need to water it down.
Don’t be deceived. No amount of using preferred pronouns, changing sex assignments on birth certificates, or destroying women’s sports by allowing males to compete against females can undo what God does when He creates a human being in the mother’s womb.
It’s clear that something has gone seriously wrong in American society when the freedoms that millions of its citizens have died protecting, are discarded with such callousness.
“No one should have to fear being deplatformed just because someone at Google disagrees with what they have to say or what they believe. And it’s illegal when the government does it."
It seems that Australia is on a similar path to communist control – a future in which the government will have the final say over what you believe. May God help us to avoid such a future and may He raise up pastors, teachers and politicians to stand up for His truth.
Its rabid inclination to shut down anyone who disagrees with the shifting ideology of the day (or hour) leads to hateful denunciation, economic pressure, and outright ostracization.
Identity politics, “wokeness” and critical theory push the same worldview. They are closely related, and the Body of Christ needs Biblical discernment to recognize such destructive ideas, even when at first glance the ideas seem appealing.
Far too many Christians have been so intimidated and bullied by others telling them they are offended—by what the Christian said or what the Bible says—that personal gospel witness in the West has almost come to a standstill.
Their policies are so unpopular that they cannot draw critical-thinking, informed people to support them. Their solution? Censor, silence, and punish the opposition.
“This is an inflection point for Twitter. They can continue down the current path of censorship and erosion of public trust or they can reverse course and protect freedom of expression."
“Truth is not hate speech. If the cost of telling the truth is the loss of our Twitter account, then so be it. We won’t compromise the truth just to keep our account.”
The proposed law encourages Canadians to report people to the authorities for intent to post hate speech online, and allows courts to punish citizens for things they haven’t done yet
Jenna Ellis: “The big tech oligarchy in the United States is implementing the equivalent of Canada’s insane law by censoring truth and the right of pastors to teach the Bible"
"All I have done is place one foot in front of the other in the sure and certain knowledge that if God be for me who can be against me?" the former officer said.
A conservative group is accusing Twitter of suspending one of its leaders after posting a tweet denouncing the “surgical mutilation of minors suffering from gender dysphoria”
"The checkers are not the unbiased arbiters of truth; they are useful distractions, groups Facebook can use to absolve itself of responsibility. Free speech be damned."
“Big Tech has become the censorship arm of the Democratic Party and political left, silencing and de-platforming anyone who rejects the chosen left-wing narrative"
This time, Big Tech has taken a stand against the preservation of life by withholding information that could save it. And they’re doing it for cynical political reasons.
“We hope the bill will commence as soon as possible, to enhance the film censorship system and to plug the loopholes,” Commerce Minister Yau told legislators