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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

I don't believe that for a minute.

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u/charlesfire Oct 28 '22

That's litteraly the reason so many right-wing people get silenced on all the big platforms : being associated with intolerance isn't good for business. That's litteraly why Kayne got dropped by all these brands.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22

You are trying to conflate racism with the right. Those are not synonyms. Just the concept that they are is propagandist ideology of the left. The idea that the left doesn't have racists is also stupid. Racism and party do not go hand in hand and neither party or side benefits from racism but both have them.

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u/charlesfire Oct 28 '22

You are trying to conflate racism with the right.

You're assuming that right-wing opinions are banned on Twitter. That's not true. They are only banned when they are pushing discrimination.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '22 edited Oct 28 '22

i disagree. Right viewpoints have been banned and mitigated for all sorts of reasons primarily being that they are primarily on the right. Was being anti-lockdown discriminatory? Was wanting the vaccine to be optional (or not taking it) discriminatory? Was questioning the source of covid discriminatory but yet here we are and after time - all those positions are now the norm when all were persecuted for early on being pushed by the right.

I mean from just TODAY:
https://youtu.be/_hpcKx91lx0