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arrotsevni's avatar

Agreed that GARM going away does not end the push to control free speech. But, free speech occurs in everyday spending decisions and through this society has already spoken with what occurred to Bud Light, colleges dismantling their DEI programs and even this last week's Harley Davidson boycott at the annual Sturgis Rally. Individuals are making their preferences known in their spending and companies are backing off. If I cannot buy something without a social credit score at a major store I will go to a local supplier and use cash. I am willing to spend a little more to be able to exercise my right to choose. If they attempt to block Internet communications through censure, we will find another route of communication. I read volumes from the Internet every week, but I love books for their non-electronic delivery. I can read by candlelight if necessary and be just as happy. The point being is that we have many routes to be who we are and these people will fail at control!

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Rob B.'s avatar

Lengthy read but, incredibly detailed and informative.

Something here I discovered on 'X' that could parallel the narrative:

... You watched "The Hunger Games" and sided with the resistance.

... You watched "The Matrix" and sided with the resistance.

... You watched "Divergent" and sided with the resistance.

... You watched "V for Vendetta" and sided with the resistance.

So, when it's fiction you understand. Yet you refuse to see it when it's the reality you're living in.

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