The COVID travesty would have been much less of a travesty if the social media companies hadn’t censored true information and informed opinions. From Jeffrey A. Tucker at brownstone.org:
Consider Mark Zuckerberg’s revelation and its implications for our understanding of the last four years, and what it means for the future.
On many subjects important to public life today, vast numbers of people know the truth, and yet the official channels of information sharing are reluctant to admit it. The Fed admits no fault in inflation and neither do most members of Congress. The food companies don’t admit the harm of the mainstream American diet. The pharmaceutical companies are loath to admit any injury. Media companies deny any bias. So on it goes.
And yet everyone else does know, already and more and more so.
This is why the admission of Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg was so startling. It’s not what he admitted. We already knew what he revealed. What’s new is that he admitted it. We are simply used to living in a world swimming in lies. It rattles us when a major figure tells us what is true or even partially or slightly true. We almost cannot believe it, and we wonder what the motivation might be.
In his letter to Congressional investigators, he flat-out said what everyone else has been saying for years now.
Trump told him that he would spend life in prison for any interference in the (s)election?
That is so cute how people think that you vote your way out of a Bolshevik Revolution 2.0 Dominion.
You gotta be a little more Smartmatic than that and meaner than a rattler.
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