“Tag: social media”

In the ongoing saga of social-media’s repeated censorship, LinkedIn removed one Olympian's photos simply because she was holding firearms.

So, Elon Musk is buying Twitter for $44 billion. As Musk has called himself a free-speech absolutist, we wonder what this could mean for Twitter’s “weapons and weapon accessories” policy.

In a real scene, you can look around for the truth. This is what we depend on journalists to do. Too often, however, today’s reporters don’t report; they frame fake narratives.

Gun owners are accustomed to legalized discrimination. In some states, merchants still hang signs refusing to do business with us. We’re used and abused by big Hollywood. We’re outcasts in academia.

Here is how social-media companies are controlling speech in regard to guns and the Second Amendment ahead of the November election.

Increasing censorship from social-media companies should worry anyone who cherishes their freedom.

Most of us have learned firsthand that, to put it kindly, social-media platforms are cultural mixing grounds.

The good thing about social media is it allows people to air their opinions publicly and immediately with no filter. The bad thing about social media is that it allows people to air their opinions publicly and immediately with no filter.

“If something like those horrific active shooter incidents was to happen here, I want the people of my county to be able to defend themselves. None of us are immune.”