shockedcanadian
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First off, this guy has always been hit and miss with me. Since he is smart enough to make reasonable arguments I will give him the time of day even if I don't agree with him on many occasions. I'm not a Parler user, so I'm not personally impacted.
It is true what he is stating, furthermore, the damage to a closed internet is going to hurt the West as our ability to influence will be easily countered by foreign dictators as liberty will cease to exist.
One of my central themes early on has been that socialism is bad, but not for what many believe, it isn't just the high taxes, it is the social controls that follow. The economy pain is horrendous, but it is the social destruction, that is suicidal. When you aren't free to pursue your dreams and apply your God given talent, when you can't speak freely and have personal beliefs without persecution, it is Germany all over again.
We think we are above it, but as someone born and raised in Canada, I see how closely some of your police agencies work with ours, some seem to be becoming more like ours. The end result is Canada. When you realize you don't have accountability or liberty, you will not only suffer economically, you will, suffer socially.
None of this is a conspiracy, because history have illustrated this time and time again. Notice what I bolded below, what he is said is accurate. The same A.I that protects against spam can "protect" against climate questioning. in fact, it's so easy, that even with my intermediate python knowledge I could help write the script.
www.foxnews.com
The idea of Parler's removal from the Internet was a "conspiracy theory" to Fox News contributor Dan Bongino -- until it actually happened last week.
Bongino, an early investor in Parler, told "Fox & Friends" on Monday that he believed conservatives would enjoy free speech on the platform, unlike on Twitter and Facebook.
"[They said] 'just go do your own thing.' So with Parler and Rumble, we did. And then they came after us there," he said.
Parler chief executive officer John Matze is "confident" that his social media platform will be back online in the near future after his team was able to launch a static website and recover the company’s data over the weekend in a series of positive developments.
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"What happens when you send out an email questioning, say, climate change and all of a sudden Gmail says, nah, we’re not deliver your email anymore. What, are you going to tell me that it is a conspiracy theory? I thought wiping Parler off the face of the Earth was a conspiracy too until I lived it."
It is true what he is stating, furthermore, the damage to a closed internet is going to hurt the West as our ability to influence will be easily countered by foreign dictators as liberty will cease to exist.
One of my central themes early on has been that socialism is bad, but not for what many believe, it isn't just the high taxes, it is the social controls that follow. The economy pain is horrendous, but it is the social destruction, that is suicidal. When you aren't free to pursue your dreams and apply your God given talent, when you can't speak freely and have personal beliefs without persecution, it is Germany all over again.
We think we are above it, but as someone born and raised in Canada, I see how closely some of your police agencies work with ours, some seem to be becoming more like ours. The end result is Canada. When you realize you don't have accountability or liberty, you will not only suffer economically, you will, suffer socially.
None of this is a conspiracy, because history have illustrated this time and time again. Notice what I bolded below, what he is said is accurate. The same A.I that protects against spam can "protect" against climate questioning. in fact, it's so easy, that even with my intermediate python knowledge I could help write the script.
Bongino: I thought Parler being taken down was a conspiracy theory -- until 'I lived it'
The idea of Parler's removal from the internet was a "conspiracy theory" to Fox News contributor Dan Bongino until it actually happened last week.
www.foxnews.com
The idea of Parler's removal from the Internet was a "conspiracy theory" to Fox News contributor Dan Bongino -- until it actually happened last week.
Bongino, an early investor in Parler, told "Fox & Friends" on Monday that he believed conservatives would enjoy free speech on the platform, unlike on Twitter and Facebook.
"[They said] 'just go do your own thing.' So with Parler and Rumble, we did. And then they came after us there," he said.
Parler chief executive officer John Matze is "confident" that his social media platform will be back online in the near future after his team was able to launch a static website and recover the company’s data over the weekend in a series of positive developments.
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"What happens when you send out an email questioning, say, climate change and all of a sudden Gmail says, nah, we’re not deliver your email anymore. What, are you going to tell me that it is a conspiracy theory? I thought wiping Parler off the face of the Earth was a conspiracy too until I lived it."
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