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This confirms what I've been saying about them driving people into alt-tech ghettos where they just further radicalize. I figured they understood that if I did. That's probably why even alt-tech has shills, shady moderators, psyops, etc.
I don’t think this is true. I think if everyone were allowed to compare notes publicly, you’d see a critical mass of noticing leading to widespread rejection of the control grid.
That's the balancing act she is talking about. They have to ban enough people - and more importantly, correct people - but not too many because that moves them further away from control. It's why people like Nick Fuentes and Andrew Anglin outlasted Mike Peinovich and other NJP people on Twatter. The former were ineffective retards.
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Every day I spend in internet 2.0, I long for internet 1.0.
Nerds cultivated it, gave it life. The barrier to entry was a PC in the 90s, because that's the only device that could go online until the mid 2000s. Now you can buy a fridge that has a TV on it and wifi that can get you online.
People used to make websites for their pets, because they could and it was fun. You could discuss anything anywhere. And unless it was off topic, it was left up for all to see.
And while all that is technically possible, the internet revolves around 5 or 6 corporate controlled sites that dictate what you can and cannot say. If you want reach, that's where you go now.
However, the second some group find you lacking, they'll get you kicked out. Then you'll join the lesser known areas, and have less reach. Ironically because they too have less reach at those other sites with which to get you kicked off there too.
I haven't seen the other clips, just this one.
TBH, these are all just standard anti-speech, Leftist, talking points.
"meh meh meh, we don't want to ban people, we just don't want them to have freedom of reach".
They basically want a surveillance state, but that's what they've been saying they want, publicly, for the past 10 years.
Musk used "freedom of reach" to describe his Twitter policies as well. It's all so tiresome.
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