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Just the latest attempt at fascism from the right wing. Apparently, the only real purpose they see for government is mandating their ideology. Support this at
by jqpabc123 2y ago
Just the latest attempt at fascism from the right wing. Apparently, the only real purpose they see for government is mandating their ideology.
Support this at your own peril.
- sickofparadox 2y agoCould you elaborate? Is the part where the Democrat run executive branch put pressure on social media companies to censor topics fascism or is the Supreme Court ruling that the litigants did not have standing to sue the government for that fascism?
- jqpabc123 2y agoActually, the fascist part is where Republican attorney generals put pressure on a Republican appointed judge who accepted their allegation of "coercion" --- all without any evidence to that effect whatsoever. This is a mockery of how the courts are supposed to work.
- ceejayoz 2y agoI think it was unclear in your original comment that you were opposed to the injunction, not the SCOTUS ruling.
- aodonnell2536 2y agoHow is this from the right wing?
- jqpabc123 2y agoHow is it not? The original "injunction" was put in place by a Trump appointed "judge" as the result of legal action from Republican Attorney Generals in Louisiana and Missouri --- all without any evidence to support the allegation of "coercion".
- ceejayoz 2y agoThe injunction was an attempt by the right-wing. The right-wing SCOTUS seems to have determined it was a bit too much.
- jqpabc123 2y agoThe right-wing SCOTUS seems to have determined it was a bit too much. To their credit, yes they did. The total lack of evidence did not support any such broad injunction. This case should never have made it to the SC docket. The fact it did just reeks of influence peddling and partisan gamesmanship.
- krapp 2y agoThe ideology of the right wing is that Biden and "the left" exercise authoritarian control over social media and use coercion to force those platforms to suppress free speech and "inconvenient truths." That an ostensibly right-wing (by majority) court decided against such an anti-leftist narrative, even just on technical grounds, doesn't seem at all like fascism.