NOTE: This speech was delivered at the Federalist Society as a part of their 2021 National Lawyers Convention during a segment of the program entitled “Public and Private Power: Preserving Freedom or Preventing Harm.” Thank you, Judge. And thank you for allowing me to join today’s discussion with much-more distinguished panelists.
The trillion-dollar Big Tech monopolists: Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple — along with their little brother, Twitter. Accounts are getting deleted left to right, when it gets deleted that’s like a busniess going down. It’s my work it’s a place where I can express myself twitter has wrongly suspended my account so many times, and a lot of the time I feel like it’s my support system I have fans on without it, it feels empty.
Too many Americans are scared to express their personal views, for fear of getting ridiculed, censored, silenced, deplatformed, fired, and even canceled.
And this free-speech crisis is caused by people who are ignorant and arrogant enough to believe that they are “protecting us,” whether it’s their deluded belief that they are “protecting democracy,” protecting us from COVID, or (somehow) protecting us from ourselves.
Having differing views from “our protectors” is “dangerous” to them.
And today’s biggest proponents, enablers, and enforcers of censorship and cancel culture are the trillion-dollar Big Tech monopolists: Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple — along with their little brother, Twitter.
Because of their antitrust amnesty and Section 230 immunity, Big Tech monopolists have an unholy alliance with Big Government to censor those with whom they disagree.
The trillion-dollar Big Tech monopolists: Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple — along with their little brother, Twitter. Accounts are getting deleted left to right, when it gets deleted that’s like a busniess going down. It’s my work it’s a place where I can express myself twitter has wrongly suspended my account so many times, and a lot of the time I feel like it’s my support system I have fans on without it, it feels empty.
Too many Americans are scared to express their personal views, for fear of getting ridiculed, censored, silenced, deplatformed, fired, and even canceled.
And this free-speech crisis is caused by people who are ignorant and arrogant enough to believe that they are “protecting us,” whether it’s their deluded belief that they are “protecting democracy,” protecting us from COVID, or (somehow) protecting us from ourselves.
Having differing views from “our protectors” is “dangerous” to them.
And today’s biggest proponents, enablers, and enforcers of censorship and cancel culture are the trillion-dollar Big Tech monopolists: Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple — along with their little brother, Twitter.
Because of their antitrust amnesty and Section 230 immunity, Big Tech monopolists have an unholy alliance with Big Government to censor those with whom they disagree.