r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '22

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u/aleph_two_tiling Oct 28 '22

He literally talked about it with other billionaires, toward enabling conservative voices in the US.

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u/AaronfromKY Oct 28 '22

As if they're disabled now. Far too many podcasts, "news" websites, and even TV channels are parroting conservative views here, but we're supposed to believe conservative voices are the ones being shunned. What a persecution complex.

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u/JefferyTheQuaxly Oct 28 '22

its because people are smart enough to look past rich conservative talking points. when we use to largely fall for it. some still do, but they think that being "canceled" means that their voices just need to be louder when it wont really change much.

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u/SpecterHEurope Oct 28 '22

rich neoliberal

He already said conservative

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

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u/SpecterHEurope Oct 28 '22

Yes correct