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Twitter CEO Facing Senate Subpoena Over Censorship of New York Post
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Twitter can run, but they can't hide.
The First Amendment is at stake, according to Wallace.
Facebook isn't even trying to hide their Big-Brother tactics anymore.
November is going to be confusing.
The attorney has vowed to take revenge.
This could finally shed some light on the worrisome but clandestine realities of the Big Tech ecosystem.
Here we go again...
November could get very strange, folks.
What a sick, sick thing to see.
Well this is simply terrifying.
Unexpected? Maybe not.
This whole thing is just getting a little silly now, isn't it?
The school was using inventive language to mask their intentions.
The world's most controversial app can't seem to catch a break.
TikTok's parent company has reportedly been given a deadline to agree to the terms.
The move had teenage smartphone users furious.
Twitter, a platform built on angry rants and cat videos, is now policing medical opinions apparently.
So, why all the angst on social media? We'll explain.
The move is sure to rile the Q faithful, who will likely see Twitter's action as confirmation that they are...
Many advertisers thought that their boycott would force Facebook to neuter the First Amendment. Mark Zuckerberg sent them home disappointed.
One has to wonder if the text of the Constitution itself will soon be infringed online.
It is an election year, after all.
And so the war of the words continues.
BOOM!
