Big tech censorship
The greatest threat to American democracy is not Trump, by David Robertson, Christian Today:
Arnold Schwarzenegger compared Capitol Hill to Kristallnacht in 1938…The comparison is hyperbolic nonsense. There is, however, another comparison with the Nazis that is more relevant: the Reichstag fire of 1933. In 1933, a Dutch communist, Marinus van der Lubbe, set fire to the German parliament. This was used as an excuse to eventually pass an Enabling Act “to protect the German People and State”. In reality, it paved the way for Nazi totalitarianism. In a similar manner, I suspect that Donald Trump and the Capitol Hill riots will be used by big government, big tech and the ‘progressives’ to clamp down on the basic freedoms that have been the backbone of American democracy – freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and freedom of religion.
See also:
Internet censorship of free speech now delegated to inhuman computers who don’t get our language. More dystopia by Gavin Ashenden
Why Donald Trump’s Twitter Ban is Bad News for Christians by David Robertson, theweeflea
How Big Tech took over by Tom Slater, spiked
Erase and Criminalize, by Chris Farrell, Gatestone Institute
A Nation Tuned to the Station of Freedom, by Tony Perkins, FRC
The Deplatforming of America, by Declan Leary, Crisis Magazine:
War on truth, from Voice for Justice UK
The black hole of online censorship, by Josephine Bartosch, The Critic
Germany’s Merkel: Trump’s Twitter eviction ‘problematic’, from The Independent: “…the freedom of opinion is a fundamental right of elementary significance…This fundamental right can be intervened in, but according to the law and within the framework defined by legislators — not according to a decision by the management of social media platforms,”
The cancellation of Parler, by Tom Slater, Spiked
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