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    Quote Originally Posted by HRDavies View Post
    The thing about this that is infuriatig is, what's wrong with you people ? Chinese people don't try to tell you what to do or how to live. Why can't you allow them to do things the way they want ? All this propaganda is just so much stupid diarrhea, ignorant crap that has nothing to do with reality. Why do you insist on it ? The tiniest bit of logical observation will show you it's garbage.
    Because they live on the same planet and they're enslaved by an immoral ideology which has a high likelihood of leading to serious conflict including nuclear war; all the while committing wholesale crimes against humanity.
    Long live the rights of man.

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    I wonder if HRD will lose it and be sufficiently rude to be Scoted?
    It really is quite difficult to build an ugly wooden boat.

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    I'd guess he's one OR 'poke' away from just that.
    There's a lot of things they didn't tell me when I signed on with this outfit....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Osborne Russell View Post
    Somewhat ironic that the owner of Twitter and richest man in the world, does not know what free speech means. Makes one feel less alone.

    Who in the USA is being censored?

    Twitter cancelling an account is an excercise of the right of property. They can make a careful years-long process out of cancelling people, or they can tack the customer list to the wall an throw darts at it.

    Alex Jones is not being censored.
    As the old saw goes, "Freedom of the press belongs to he who owns one."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nicholas Carey View Post
    As the old saw goes, "Freedom of the press belongs to he who own one."
    Like freedom to drive a car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peerie Maa View Post
    I wonder if HRD will lose it and be sufficiently rude to be Scoted?
    It wouldn't be the first time

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    Looks like Giuliani is going to lose his DC law license because he filed a bull S lawsuit about voter fraud. His defense, "Yes, but the action was dismissed!"

    Is this censorship of dissent?

    Despite such court assertions, Giuliani “weaponized his law license by filing a frivolous lawsuit” and as a result, should have his license suspended or revoked, Fox said.

    “There was no case in law nor fact for which Mr. Giuliani set forth on grounds of fraud,” Fox said.

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md...cense-hearing/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Canoeyawl View Post
    It wouldn't be the first time

    If it were to happen, would he be content with being censored?
    It really is quite difficult to build an ugly wooden boat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Canoeyawl View Post
    It wouldn't be the first time
    which defunct motorbike firm will he come back as next time?
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    Quote Originally Posted by L.W. Baxter View Post
    the question before us might be, is that form of society, on the whole, better or worse for humankind?

    sure seems like we want to shut jones's pie hole. i know i do.
    Thank you for at least entertaining the possibility that other forms of society may have valid points.

    I understand that it is difficult to overcome a lifetime of indoctrination but as you say, shutting jones' pie hole would be a desirable goal.

    I don't think the US could or should follow the China approach but imo again, much easier and more severe penalties for outright lying would help. We shouldn't have to go through what Johnny Depp did to get justice.

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