Leftist control freaks' worry about losing control of narrative

 Red States:

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And that’s what this is really about. All of the far-left Democrats sitting at that table are not actually worried about online harassment. They couldn’t care less about real disinformation, and they don’t lose a bit of sleep over supposed “hate speech” on social media. No, what this is really all about is controlling the prevailing narratives.

CNN and the like are used to having the deck stacked in their favor. They have special carve-outs that allow them to push essentially whatever they want without a second thought. The algorithms are bent to their will, they own the “fact-checkers,” and they rely on being able to dictate what gets traction and what doesn’t. While true stories on Hunter Biden get censored, their misleading tripe gets promoted to the trending list.

Musk is promising to take all that away. Worse for them, he’s promising to peel back the curtain and expose what’s been happening for years. The billionaire has already said an open-source algorithm is coming, and he’s also making transparency a priority in his decision-making. The left absolutely hates that. They don’t want to play by the same rules as everyone else, and now that they might have to, they are lashing out in more and more tyrannical ways. And keep in mind, that we are talking about a single platform here. That’s how spoiled they are by the bias that normally does their bidding. Imagine how they’d act if the playing field was leveled further?

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The algorithms and the "fact-checkers" are not neutral at all.  They are there to push the leftist narrative.  They fear they cannot survive an open debate with the conservatives.  They want to label opinions they disagree with as "disinformation." And they do this while pushing leftist disinformation.  Where were they when Hillary Clinton and the left were pushing the Russian collusion hoax?  Where were they when the media was saying Hunter's laptop was really Russian misinformation?  Both of those demonstrate how dishonest they are.

See, also:

The New Disinformationists 
We have seven more months before the midterms. Expect more disinformation ministries, censorious czars, and hack grandees to emerge.

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