Tag: censorship

We’re the Only Ones Censoring Enough

Their sign, supporting President Trump, went up. And a policeman knocked on their door. “He told them that he had been directed to go door to door to families that had political signs in their yards and order them to remove the signs. This order was so egregious that our clients thought it was a joke, but the officer confirmed the order; they had to take down their sign,” the report said. [More]

“A policeman…”

“The officer…”

What’s the dumb-ass thug’s name, and is he still feeding at the trough?

There is no order an oathbreaker will not obey, hence the desperation of the totalitarians to demonize Oath Keepers.

And if said dumb-ass thug weren’t a thug and a dumb-ass, he’d have refused the order and denounced it, and retired in style on the settlement if they’d dared retaliate.

Garbage In Garbage Out

Google said it fixed Gemini, but it didn’t — it’s as left-wing and woke as ever, and won’t tolerate opposition to reparations [More]

The hallucinating competition is no better.

[Via Michael G]

UPDATE

Yep, it imposes itself, alright:

It failed the same test ACLU punted on.

And illustrates the danger I’ve been (almost alone in) pointing out about relying on “common use at the time.”

It’s a Mixed Up Muddle In a Shaken Up World Except for Lola?

The pages that have been released reveal how transgender ideology fueled her mental anguish and how this dangerous ideology twisted her mind, driving her toward violence. This is why the left didn’t want her manifesto released. [More]

Anybody see public schools slowing down on grooming pressure?

[Via Michael G]

Free Speech is Allowed Speech (with Apologies to Orwell)

The arrest of the 39-year-old technology billionaire prompted on Sunday a warning from Moscow to Paris that he should be accorded his rights and criticism from X owner Elon Musk who said that free speech in Europe was under attack. [More]

Time for the absolutist weirdos to come crawling out…

Why is it in my interest to risk WW3 defending fascist Europe again…?

Tangentially Related UPDATE

A teenager who marched outside an North Yorkshire Islamic centre with firelighters in his pocket while waving an England flag is going to “lose everything because of one night of stupid behaviour,” a court heard. [More]

Yeah, waving an English flag is pretty stupid.

[Via Michael G]

Just Here for the Ratioing

With great audience comes greater responsibility [More]

Can you imagine being Thierry Breton?

Here’s what the Democrats and their media operatives didn’t want us to hear. Carve the time out to listen and share.

And no, fellas, even “legal” immigration as current law provides statistically works in favor of the Democrats.

Spoiling for a Repeat

I guess that answers my question. Bring it, you Marxist wankers.

The Brits really have become a full-on fascist state.

With a full-on fascist press:

You know who else should be on trial for the UK’s far-right riots? Elon Musk

I guess ol’ Jonathan never heard of Bill Clinton’s Rules of Engagement:

I wonder if that’ll get me extradited?

More Like ‘Global Axis’

The Censorship Cartel “Global Alliance for Responsible Media,” Created to Boycott Conservative Speech and Bankrupt Conservative Speakers, Announces It’s Shutting Down Two Days After Elon Musk Files a Sherman Anti-Trust Lawsuit Against the Illegal Cartel [More]

That can’t make Tim very happy:

[Via Michael G]

An Effective Combination

For the crime of running a huge survey on defensive gun use in the U.S. that was not forced into the narrative structure of today’s gun-control activism, William English, an assistant professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, has been subpoenaed, attacked in The New York Times and by many other “mainstream” outlets and, basically, pilloried in order to, as he put it in The Wall Street Journal, “warn off other academics thinking of doing similar research, and to influence courts where states are losing on the merits.” [More]

Or as the Keeper always said:

[Via Jess]

Siding with the Enemy

The Court ruled 6-3 that the plaintiffs, a group of conservative states and social media users, had no standing to sue the federal government over its attempts to influence the censorship policies of social media giants. Justice Amy Coney Barrett authored the opinion of the court, but Justices Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas dissented. [More]

Opinion…

Is it unfair to wonder whose got what on turncoat “conservatives”?

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