Let me get this straight: The NY Times can post to Twitter & Facebook its story on Trump’s taxes based on unnamed sources and documents it won’t produce. But the NY Post cannot post its story on Biden based on documents it produced. Confused? Don’t be. It’s political censorship.
8:20 PM · Oct 14, 2020
Note to Twitter: the NY Post story does NOT violate your “Hacked Materials Policy,” as you claim. Hacking is unauthorized access. The repair shop was granted access to fix it. Moreover, it was then abandoned without compensation. This gave the repair shop constructive ownership.
You may also notice that the shop owner has NOT been charged with a crime upon handing over the computer & hard drive to the FBI. That’s because he committed no crime. But whoever gave Trump’s tax information to the NY Times absolutely committed a felony crime.
Note to Facebook: you claim you’ve banned the NY Post story because it’s “potentially harmful” and you haven’t verified its legitimacy. Yet, many stories you post are harmful. And you never independently verified all of the “collusion” stories that were wrong. No one buys your BS
Will Twitter & Facebook now shutdown my accounts because I dared to criticize them? We’ll see. Let us remember that censorship is dangerous. It’s driven by fear and ignorance. As Jefferson once said, “information is the currency of democracy.” Without it, freedom dies.
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