jolincost

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by jolincost 6y ago
I think consistent standards about it what is and what is not free speech and what is and what isn't protected and what is and what isn't allowed to propagate on a big platforms is something that's good for the culture. so I
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by jolincost 6y ago
A lot of things happen with the inaction or perhaps with the deliberate ignorance of government regulators. Reading greenwald's take on it I come to feel that it seems likely that this cabal of corporate hegemons, utilized multiple pri
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by jolincost 6y ago
That's one of the ideas behind why these platforms which facilitate so much societal communication should not be treated as private corporate entities with regards to free speech they should be treated as public utilities
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by jolincost 6y ago
But his main point is that free speech is curtailed unevenly, which isn't false. You just feel betrayed that he went from criticism government to criticizing corporate, and to calling out the double standards in the culture that protec
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CIA FOIA room new look(cia.gov)
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by jolincost 6y ago
You have the idea, it's not my job to give you proof, you can think for yourself and see it. Sounds like you blame someone else instead of owning your choice to believe or not. Trying to dismiss the idea as false without criticizing it
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South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands(en.wikipedia.org)
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60th Parallel South(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jolincost 6y ago
This funny. You expend a lot of words on something which you say has no proof. If you didn't fear these ideas to be true, why spend so so much effort defending they can't be? That comment asked for how, that's not a challenge
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by jolincost 6y ago
No quarter. Free speech limited by inciting violence, OK, but should be applied evenly. Anrifa, BLM, weren't deplatformed, right? The politics of the new right are for some reason considered an existential threat by big tech, and the g
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by jolincost 6y ago
Thanks
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by jolincost 6y ago
Pretending illegitimacy
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by jolincost 6y ago
You're not being honest. Abusing meaning of word legitimate
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by jolincost 6y ago
Straw man. Pretending it's racism
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by jolincost 6y ago
Straw man
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by jolincost 6y ago
I'm comfortable with those terms, and just as i said, I'm not going to debate it but I'm happy to hear different perspectives. None have been proposed, and just as i expected, the commenter is pretending, and does not have th
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by jolincost 6y ago
It's all belief. Nothing said contradicts my points. You're pretending it doesn't hold up, because that's easier than facing them. You have my statement. Rather than pretending it doesn't hold up, why not specifical
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by jolincost 6y ago
You can probably believe that if it makes it easier for you. I do not want things to be hard for you.
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by jolincost 6y ago
Oh, no submissions, what a surprise. No one knows who you are. I'll tell you more when you give me your email address to discuss. And a public profile with your real name. I'll share mine, if you have the cojones to share yours, f
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by jolincost 6y ago
Edit restriction, s/upwards/corporates/
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by jolincost 6y ago
It's called democracy. Moreover my analysis and reflection of the last 4 years where in I awakened and gained a sort of political consciousness after previously in my life having zero care for politics in any way is This is a particula
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by jolincost 6y ago
This probably had nothing to do with FB proper as is simply a form of state or corporate sponsored https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zersetzung This guy or someone in his business or personal circle has caused problems f