Gab Stands Firm Against Censorship Demand From New Zealand Government [More]
Our own domestic enemies are seeing what they can do about that.
Notes from the Resistance
Gab Stands Firm Against Censorship Demand From New Zealand Government [More]
Our own domestic enemies are seeing what they can do about that.
The lawsuit, brought Tuesday by the nonprofit Everytown for Gun Safety and exclusively obtained by NBC News, names multiple defendants, including YouTube and Reddit, online spaces where the shooter was allegedly radicalized, as well as the retailer that sold the shooter’s gun and the manufacturer of his body armor. The suit, which also names the shooter’s parents, was filed in New York Supreme Court. [More]
Leaving no right left unturned… and I wouldn’t exactly call that a Fragrance…
It’s not too much of a leap to anticipate the day when all of us can be sued and even criminally prosecuted for expressing pro-RKBA sentiments, just like those who express election doubt sentiments…
[Via Jess]
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I found a suitable theme song for them.
Global monitoring networks, some of them taxpayer-funded, suppress conservative news media [More]
Funny… I don’t see anyone from the government in prison for First Amendment violations…
California bill would make questioning school board members a crime [More]
If he can infringe on the Second Amendment with impunity, why should Anthony Portantino care about the First?
Those stupid, grinning women don’t have a clue, do they?
[Via Michael G]
Police Arrest Teen For Reading Bible In Public [Watch]
Well, they do call themselves “progressive”…
[Via bondmen]

Last month Padden, now 74 and retired, joined with a nonprofit group called the Media and Democracy Project (MAP) to urge the Federal Communications Commission to deny Fox’s renewal of its license to operate one of its largest stations, WTXF in Philadelphia, known as Fox29. Padden and MAP argue that Fox lacks the “character” required by the FCC to be a license holder, because of post-election misinformation spread by another company entity: Fox News.
“Fox has undermined our democracy and has radicalized a segment of our population by presenting knowingly false narratives about the legitimacy of the 2020 election,” Padden wrote in a statement supporting MAP’s petition, which accuses Fox of “intentional, knowing news distortion.” [More]
Purge the DSM! There can be only one!
Hey, if it’s good enough for Kim Jong Un…
I’m no Faux News loyalist, but anyone who doesn’t see what evil monsters those behind this are is oblivious to their own proximity to the lime pit when they’re no longer useful.
[Via Dan Gifford]
Dem Stacey Plaskett Defends Censorship: ‘Free Speech Is Not an Absolute’ [More]
The finger-sign-flashing Marxist hag doesn’t much like the right to keep and bear arms, either.
[Via bondmen]

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Anyone who can’t be trusted with a keyboard…

That “chatbots” can “hallucinate” sounds like something out of science fiction, and what that actually means and how it differs from program corruption, coding errors or simply bad source inputs is still not clear: This is all new stuff. [More]
GILO: Garbage in, libel out…
Restricting the Government from Speaking to Tech Companies Will Spread Disinformation and Harm Democracy [More]
Hey, we could be East Korea!
At least that’s what the guy who said “I personally hate gun violence and wouldn’t mind having all guns confiscated” believes.
[Via Steve T]
That question appears to have been answered with a resounding yes by the House Judiciary Committee. Yesterday it released its report, “The Weaponization of CISA: How a ‘Cybersecurity’ Agency Colluded with Big Tech and ‘Disinformation’ Partners to Censor Americans,” on government censorship. [More]
At what point does “insurrection” against control freaks become a duty?
[Via bondmen]
The proposed legislation would criminalize both the printing of guns and the intentional sharing of the digital instructions the printer needs to follow. [More]
Right. Why should people who get away with gutting the Second Amendment balk at going after the First?
That Hoylman tyrant in training is also one of the frauds behind the Medicaid scam.
[Via Jess]
These 2 Democrat senators want to create a federal agency that regulates what you can say on the internet [More]
And anyone expects traitors who don’t respect the Second Amendment to respect the First?
It’s never about “commonsense gun safety” with embedded domestic enemies. It’s always about tyranny.
[Via Michael G]
The Responsible Firearms Marketing Act would require the Commission to study the actions of gun manufacturers, importers, and dealers, including those which might target individuals younger than 18 years of age, encourage illegal use of a firearm, or relate to the sale of semiautomatic assault weapons. [More]
Why would tyrannical Democrat subversives with no respect for the Second Amendment have any respect for the First?
I do wonder if you questioned convicted juvenile shooters in the urban hotbeds where “gun violence” is most prevalent — and asked them which gun magazine and which specific ad inspired them — if any of them would know what the f*** you were talking about.
With Republicans in control of the House, this will go nowhere. For now.
[Via Jess]
Mere months after the Uvalde school district suspended its entire police force for failing to effectively respond to a deadly shooting at an elementary school, school officials banned a concerned parent from school property — because he questioned the qualifications of a new police hire. [More]
That’s tyranny, plain and simple.
Here’s what the new leadership is doing to ensure the safety of the children they’re entrusted with! And true to form, they limit who can comment…
[Via Michael G / Graphic via Ray in Manila]