Late to the party here, yet I'm only the second person to comment. This reflective accounting of how the authorities acted to censor during the pandemic deserves much higher exposure. It's too bad the issue itself turned into a left-right battle (though no surprise). That independent thinkers and writers who question dominant narratives can be essentially banned is flat-out wrong.
Here's my latest piece on the Censorship Industrial Complex and the "Facebook Files." Facebook openly admits what they are doing. They are proud of what they are doing ... And I don't think they are afraid of Rep. Jordan's Censorship Committee either.
Late to the party here, yet I'm only the second person to comment. This reflective accounting of how the authorities acted to censor during the pandemic deserves much higher exposure. It's too bad the issue itself turned into a left-right battle (though no surprise). That independent thinkers and writers who question dominant narratives can be essentially banned is flat-out wrong.
Great op-ed. I'm so glad the WSJ published this.
Here's my latest piece on the Censorship Industrial Complex and the "Facebook Files." Facebook openly admits what they are doing. They are proud of what they are doing ... And I don't think they are afraid of Rep. Jordan's Censorship Committee either.
https://billricejr.substack.com/p/i-hope-americans-read-just-one-paragraph