Twitter on 'free elections'
On Tuesday, Twitter left every sentient American wondering how a company so stupid could become so powerful. Twitter spent last year silencing anything that would help Trump, including accurate facts about Biden pimping out his debauched son to foreign countries for big bucks. It then inaugurated this year by booting the president of the United States off Twitter, followed by silencing all of his supporters. But Twitter wasn't done. Yesterday, in connection with the Uganda elections, Twitter issued a proud public policy statement about the absolute necessity of free speech on the internet, especially around elections.
If you're thinking that what I just said is a joke from the inestimable Babylon Bee, it's not. This is as real as can be:
For a little context, this started because Twitter and Facebook were doing in Uganda what they did in America: using their immense power to put their jackboots on the scale to affect the election. Uganda, unlike the feckless Republicans, was not going to allow it:
Twitter, as you saw, struck back. Once you're done laughing about the insane hypocrisy contained within those tweets, start thinking about the deeper implications of the above tweets. I'm not going to deny that Democrats are smart. They are.
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The GOP needs to get its legal challenges to Twitter and other tech abuses before the courts can be packed with liberal lackeys by Biden.
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