Trump administration to crack down on censorship by big tech companies

[jamesbond]

It's taken him three and a half years but Trump is finally going to crack down on censorship from big tech companies.

[Cornfed]

I already pointed this out, but likely nothing will happen. Trump is a weak pansy and a waste of space.

[jamesbond]

I already pointed this out, but likely nothing will happen. Trump is a weak pansy and a waste of space.

He should of done something about this in his first year of his presidency.

[Winston]

Wow Trump is taking action against online censorship by tech giants! See below.

https://banned.news/2020-05-28-anatomy- ... c-230.html

https://www.newstarget.com/Files/EO-Pre ... orship.pdf

Anatomy of President Trump’s executive order to end political bias by the tech giants and challenge Sec. 230 (plus 10 urgent action items)

A draft of President Trump’s impeding executive order that targets the censorship and political bias of the tech giants has been leaked online. You can view the draft at this link from NewsTarget.com (PDF), which ironically is banned by Facebook and all the other tech giants.

This article summarizes the key points of the executive order, which stands as the first real action President Trump has taken against the extreme censorship that has been pursued for years by the techno-fascists from Silicon Valley.

For the record, we have called for a suspension of all elections until a period of one year has elapsed after free speech is restored in America, arguing that democracy cannot function in a fair and free manner without protections for the freedom to speak, read, post and share. The tech giants have systematically and maliciously targeted conservatives, Trump supporters, Christians and pro-liberty individuals with extreme censorship, and their fraud is so complete that they deny they are engaged in censorship at all.

[Winston]

Trump's Tweet:
https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1 ... 8112601089
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/sta ... 0898459655

[jamesbond]

Trump's Tweet:
https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1 ... 8112601089
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/sta ... 0898459655

This is something he should of done back in 2017, better late than never.

[flowerthief00]

Yup it's about time.
We should understand the reasons regulation of social media is justified, one being that these big companies have been up to now granted certain allowances--the liability shield Trump mentions--by hiding behind the status of neutrality without actually being neutral at all, which is like cheating the system.

I'm gonna be following this story. In the country where I currently live the government has been actively working with Facebook to censor content deemed "anti-government", whatever they want that to mean. It will be interesting to see what Facebook does.

[jamesbond]

A lot of people in the United States are upset with the censorship big tech companies are doing. This move from Trump should help him with the election coming up in five months.