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JS- based on what I wrote, there is no way to come to that conclusion.

Quote -"In a free country it has the right to do, what it does,"

You say you're smart, but sometimes I wonder

Commented: Tuesday, August 27th, 2024 @ 5:37 pm By: Big Bob

I was wondering about X. Seemed like a popular site so I thought I's check it out.

X is a complete cesspool. In a free country it has the right to do, what it does, but 5 minutes on that site made my head hurt. When the history of the fallen empire is written, chapter one will be about Elon and X.

Commented: Tuesday, August 27th, 2024 @ 10:34 am By: Big Bob

Obviously, your far left talking points don't bother to tell you about the Twitter files that Musk released when he took over showing massive government pressure to censor Americans on that site, or the recent letter from Mark Zuckerburg, who is not anything close to being conservative, acknowleding and appologizing for govenrment censorship on Facebook.

The fact is that the government censors concentrate on big national platforms, not on a regional platform in eastern North Carolina, at least not so far. Bolshevik Bob, you are the one full of BS and always are. It is useful idiots like you who encourage the government threat to free speech.

Commented: Tuesday, August 27th, 2024 @ 10:24 am By: John Steed

The left's attack on free speech is halting it on the public square, and in these days, the public square largely means the internet. What is being censored is conservative speech because the left is running the censorship. They generally do not censor their own. Facebook is a horror story of censorship if one does not post "approved" viewpoints, for example. RFK.Jr. has been censored in multiiple venues and a federal district court recently ruled that he had standing to sue the Biden-Harris regime over that. When the Biden-Harris regime tried to put their political censorship out public with thier Owellian "Ministry of Truth" instead of just doing it behind the scenes, they got so much pushback they had to abandon it.

People should be able to say anything they want, and we should not have censors trying to deny that, either government or quasi-government.

Commented: Monday, August 26th, 2024 @ 10:38 am By: John Steed

No, you said free speech. Go ahead, say anything you want. You are totally free to do it. I think what you are really saying is that you don't like that people are free to disagree with you. No matter what you say, or how many times you say it, BS is still BS.

Commented: Monday, August 26th, 2024 @ 9:30 am By: Big Bob

Proverbs 26:3.

The attack on free speech is a major topic all over the free world, yet in America progressives claim to be oblivious to it. Maybe it is just that they are OK violating the free speech of others.

Commented: Monday, August 26th, 2024 @ 6:18 am By: Van Zant

Free speech is on the ballot in America. The Biden-Harris regime has been the most hostile to free speech since John Adams, while Trump is a friend of free speech.

What we need is a president who will publicly stand up for free speech and protect American free speech from tyrants in other countries. Those who work against free speech anywhere in the world, including foreign government officials, should be declared "personna non grata" and not allowed to travel to the US. In particularly egregious cases, such as if the EU twits do move against Trump, then foreign goverenment officials should be indicted in the United States criminally for conspiting against the civil rights of American citizens. Enemies of free speech are totalitarians and they should be given no quarter. These French twits are no better than Stalin.

Commented: Sunday, August 25th, 2024 @ 5:24 pm By: Rino Hunter