Web Censorship and Political Bias

[Electric Orange]

Facebook Insider Leaks Docs; Explains “Deboosting,” “Troll Report,” & Political Targeting in Video Interview

Facebook Insider Leaks Docs; Explains “Deboosting,” “Troll Report,” & Political Targeting in Video Interview – Project Veritas

 

[Electric Orange]

Facebook Bias and Propoganda Efforts Exposed By Project Veritas

 

[Electric Orange]

EX KGB:
YURI BEZMENOV: DECEPTION WAS MY JOB (COMPLETE)

 

[Electric Orange]

Rotten Tomatoes SHILLS For Captain Marvel

 

[Electric Orange]

Legacy media is dying, but it won't go down without a fight. People can see through the BS. Don't just take it from me, do your own research.

 

[davethevol]

Rotten Tomatoes SHILLS For Captain Marvel

Same thing happened with the last Star Wars movie. It was most likely around 27% as well on RT and got “corrected.” It’s also why IMDB removed its message boards. Hollywood couldn’t stand honest assessment of their films.

 

[Electric Orange]

Same thing happened with the last Star Wars movie. It was most likely around 27% as well on RT and got “corrected.” It’s also why IMDB removed its message boards. Hollywood couldn’t stand honest assessment of their films.

Comments are getting taken down off tons of sites. Why are these companies so afraid of comments? These companies are afraid of any negative feedback and any different narrative than the ones they have teamed up to push out.

 

[Electric Orange]

Here is another example of comments getting nixed. I usually try to have more variety in commentary, but this guy explains it well.

 

[volfanjustin]

The media is dead, no one with half of brain takes CNN MSNBC etc seriously. No question social media sites have a yuuuge bias

 

[Electric Orange]

The media is dead, no one with half of brain takes CNN MSNBC etc seriously. No question social media sites have a yuuuge bias

Their tactic of calling any dissenting opinion a conspiracy is laughable at this point.

 

[Velo Vol]

Legacy media is dying, but it won't go down without a fight. People can see through the BS. Don't just take it from me, do your own research.

Facebook is dying?

 

[nuclearjunky]

Facebook is dying?

I certainly hope so

 

[Grand Vol]

Facebook is dying?

Maybe dying is not the right word. However, it's lost its luster over the past couple of years as Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram have taken more of a front seat.

As was told to me before "Facebook is for old people and businesses."

 

[Orange_Crush]

Maybe dying is not the right word. However, it's lost its luster over the past couple of years as Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram have taken more of a front seat.

As was told to me before "Facebook is for old people and businesses."

gab

 

[Grand Vol]

gab

Is that some MyFacePlace lingo?

 

[Orange_Crush]

Is that some MyFacePlace lingo?

It's apparently a more open facebook that doesn't censor conservatives. If you ask liberals, it's a place similar to facebook where white supremacists bathe in blood while spewing hate speech and plotting to lynch empire actors.

gab | The Free Speech Social Network

 

[Electric Orange]

Facebook is dying?

Yeah slowly but I meant the news more

 

[Electric Orange]

gab

Dissenter is neat

 

[joevol33]

It's apparently a more open facebook that doesn't censor conservatives. If you ask liberals, it's a place similar to facebook where white supremacists bathe in blood while spewing hate speech and plotting to lynch empire actors.

gab | The Free Speech Social Network

Welp, racist Joe is in!

 

[Electric Orange]

Welp, racist Joe is in!

If you get on gab get the dissenter extension to leave comments anywhere on the internet

 

[Electric Orange]

China banned millions of people with poor social credit from transportation in 2018
China banned people from buying plane or train tickets 23 million times last year because their social credit scores were too low, according to the Associated Press, which obtained a copy of a government report.

The government rolled out the travel ban on people with low social credit scores last May. According to a report from China’s National Public Credit Information Center from last week, people have been blocked 17.5 million times from purchasing airplane tickets, and 5.5 million times from buying high-speed train tickets. These people had become “discredited” for unspecified behavioral crimes. That’s up from only 6.15 million citizens being blocked from taking flights as of 2017, according to China’s supreme court.

THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT PLANS TO CREATE A FILE FOR EACH CITIZEN BY 2020
As part of the system, the Chinese government also employs a public blacklist of those who have been found guilty of crimes in court and punishes them partly by limiting their ability to buy plane and train tickets.

China banned millions of people with poor social credit from transportation in 2018

 

[Electric Orange]

"Make no mistake: American tech companies who enjoy the freedoms the Constitution protects for them here at home are actively assisting the Communist regime in China in its quest to control the people."

 

[zeppelin128]

It's apparently a more open facebook that doesn't censor conservatives. If you ask liberals, it's a place similar to facebook where white supremacists bathe in blood while spewing hate speech and plotting to lynch empire actors.

gab | The Free Speech Social Network

I've never heard of gab, but this actually made me laugh out loud. Well done.

 

[Coug]

Comments are getting taken down off tons of sites. Why are these companies so afraid of comments? These companies are afraid of any negative feedback and any different narrative than the ones they have teamed up to push out.

I think sites shutting down comments and forums is more of a resource issue rather than a censorship one. So many arguments and inappropriate comments were simply overwhelming. In addition to IMDB, BBC news basically shutdown comments on their articles because the moderators were inundated with trolling. There are simply too many sites like this one where people can freely express their opinions where IMDB and the BBC have no reason to offer a platform for discussion.

Edit: I should clarify, this site is mostly free unfortunately even on it's best day is guilty of censorship.

 

[Electric Orange]

I think sites shutting down comments and forums is more of a resource issue rather than a censorship one. So many arguments and inappropriate comments were simply overwhelming. In addition to IMDB, BBC news basically shutdown comments on their articles because the moderators were inundated with trolling. There are simply too many sites like this one where people can freely express their opinions where IMDB and the BBC have no reason to offer a platform for discussion.

Edit: I should clarify, this site is mostly free unfortunately even on it's best day is guilty of censorship.

It doesn't require many resources to have an interest in movie score poll like Rotten Tomatoes removed from Captain Marvel, but I agree in some cases lack of resources could be a cause.

Also the poll was removed after the score tanked to 27% and was still falling.