Quis ipsos custodes custodiet ?
americanconsequences.com/buck-sexton-social-media/
Twitter blocked President Trump’s 88.6 million followers from liking or replying to his tweets over the weekend. The company claims this was simply a mistake, but there’s very little willingness on the Right to believe that any major social media platform operates in good faith anymore.
When Twitter blocked the controversial New York Post story about Hunter Biden right before the presidential election, it was the last straw. Nobody believes Dorsey, Zuckerberg, or Pichai (CEOs of Twitter, Facebook, and Google, respectively) when they say these decisions aren’t political. And now that the dam has broken, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube (which is owned by Google) aren’t hiding their intentions anymore.
The social media giants of Silicon Valley are going all out to shut down ideas they don’t like from Trump, the GOP, and anyone who defies their online consensus.
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