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Companies like Facebook and Google avoid prosecution for the content they traffic by claiming that they are carriers, not publishers. It protects them from copyright, libel, and slander suits for the things shared. Section 230 is their shield, but it could become a club used against them.
Google is biased. They know it, we know it, and now we’ve got more proof. James O’Keefe and Project Veritas interview a whistleblower who says the Company is “bent on never letting somebody like Donald Trump come to power again.”
Google prides itself on making sure you get accurate results when you search. Or, maybe just the results they want you to believe are accurate. We’ve seen plenty of those stories. But did you know Google decided the genre for the Unplanned Movie was “propaganda”?
(image H/T: Powerline) And let me throw this headline out there from the founder of Twitter (emphasis mine):
When the Trump administration encouraged the FCC to pull the plug on a Government regulated internet, they did just that. They got the government out of your “digital bedroom.” The usual suspects were outraged. But you don’t want the government regulating the internet like a utility. Not under any condition. And that includes crafting new …
Net Neutrality – Because ‘They’ Want To Bring It Back! Read More »
I have a question about “the Russians” trying to overturn our “democracy” by posting fake news on websites – as leftists and the liberal fake news media claim they did in 2016. “By now, we know these fake accounts helped influence the latest U.S. presidential election. Automated bot accounts made up 18 percent of Twitter’s …
Powerline has the right of it: “IT’S OFFICIAL: GOOGLE IS A DEMOCRATIC PARTY FRONT” Well! It seems that all of Google were crying in their cups when Trump “stole” the Presidency from Hillary (“Not fair, it was HER turn and we were ALL with HER!”). Brietbart got ahold of their TGIF video held after the …
Google – All in for Hillary? No – anybody / thing that’s NOT on the Right Read More »
Some guy on Facebook was berating me because, instead of simply asking the Attorney General’s himself office for copies of the recently released NH Senate investigation transcripts, the fact he couldn’t “google” them meant they didn’t exist. He even suggested I might have made the whole thing up. So, for any of you who also …
I don’t pay any attention to Alex Jones. It’s not a value judgment he’s just not anywhere in my top-ten, twenty, or perhaps even 100 (500?) political talkers, writers, or thinkers for whom I make time. I am aware of him but not overly familiar. Others think he’s the bee’s knees. I’m not here to …
If the Internet is a ‘Public Utility’ You Can’t Just Ban Alex Jones Read More »
…to actually see it on screen. I went to look for an image (DuckDuckGo doesn’t do the best of jobs for that so I picked Google) and after creating a new tab, this showed up: A bit too connected for my liking – the first three were cell phone calls I placed this afternoon while …
Intellectually, I knew this happens but to see it is another thing Read More »
