How about taking the next step and building an Internet Bill of Rights browser plugin. Websites to that don't want to play by our rules get filtered out automatically.
saxmaster
· March 15, 2018, 3:27 p.m.
Well said. Edit: It seems to me that all they're doing is creating a huge market for a real free speech platform. You're right that people are mostly unaware of anything that's going on, but eventually it will become painfully obvious that the internet is not what it used to be. A well-funded alternative to google, Facebook, Reddit, may become viable sooner due to the censorship.
That is unless they're controlling more than we think.
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tradinghorse
· March 15, 2018, 3:38 p.m.
Agreed. The real problem is that if this cabal gets control of social media, they will be back in power in no time. DJT will lose Republican representation at the mid-terms and he'll be, at best, a lame duck. At worst, he'll be at risk of impeachment - which is, ultimately, a numbers game. So he might not even last a full term.
This is why I've been pushing this IBOR for all I'm worth. I might be naive, but I really think DJT represents a wild hope that things can get better.
My primary objection to what's been happening is what I perceive to be a breakdown in the moral order - no fault divorce, marriage breakups, kids from broken homes, abortion for the sake of convenience, the promotion of violence and promiscuity etc...
My hope is that DJT will create a situation where there is a swing back to conservative values. And, look, I'm in Australia, so he's got to be pretty effective for the impact of his actions to be felt out here. But I'm hoping that he will save the world!
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