e-commentary

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K          “That is what I wrote in an e-mail to a friend.  That is not exactly what he said.  Zuckerberg admitted that his company succumbed to ‘repeated’ pressure by the Biden-Harris administration to censor posts.  His actions amount to actionable election interference that no one in power will act on.”

J          “A little friendly censorship of misinformation is a good thing.”

K          “The government is never going to condemn its own interference.  The Supreme Court failed.  I have no doubt that we will all suffer in the intermediate run.”

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[See “Why Did Zuckerberg Choose Now to Confess?” by Jeffrey A. Tucker in “Brownstone Institute” dated August 30, 2024 and “Facebook: A Seneca Collapse Ahead?  Why I’m Gradually Quitting the Beast” by Ugo Bardi in “senecaeffect.substack.com” dated August 12, 2024.]

[See the e-commentary at Murthy v. Missouri:  AMA v. AAPS; Flaccid Amendment v. First Amendment.  The Speakers’ Corner And The Public Square. (March 18, 2024) and “Supreme Court backs Biden administration in social media dispute with red states”  Biden 1; People 0.  Oh, And Happy Canada Day! (July 1, 2024).]

Bumper sticker of the week:

Propaganda is not just about creating fake news.  Propaganda is also about hiding real news.

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