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To: PJ-Comix

The bottom line with all this targeted crap is whether Google and others are making in-kind contributions to Democrats. That is illegal and no different than, say, defense companies spending millions of corporate contributions to Republicans.

So, if so (which of course is true, just based insider information), then they need a CEASE AND DESIST order from a judge...and then, after that, begin the prosecutions.


9 posted on 07/06/2019 10:32:48 AM PDT by BobL (I eat at McDonald's and shop at Walmart - I just don't tell anyone.)
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To: BobL

“making in-kind contributions to Democrats”

There should be no such thing as campaign finance law.


14 posted on 07/06/2019 12:04:04 PM PDT by Brian Griffin
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To: BobL

Google today combines content (Google books, youtube, scanned libraries) with search with online advertising (where it is nearly a monopoly). On that basis alone, they could be attacked under anti-trust.

All of Big Tech can be prosecuted for anti-competitive business practices, and payment processors, too, for being in league with them.

Example 1: Gab

Google had a special data mining relationship with Twitter. Gab.AI shows up as an alternative, and once it got big, all Big Tech firms smear it as racist to justify banning it. Removed from app stores and search results. They ganged up to kill an upstart rival. Anti-competitive business practices, done under cover of “fighting hate speech”.

Example 2: Subscribestar and Freestartr

This one lets you sue Paypal, Stripe and Chase Bank under anti-trust laws.

Patreon says if we don’t like you, you can’t use our service. Fine, people move to Freestart, Hatreon and Subscribestar. Big Tech refuses ads from these sites, censors them in search results, and throttles their social media sharing. That’s interference in marketing of their service. Then the criminal cabal kicks in.

These liberal bullies roped in payment processors. The alternatives to Patreon (which Big Tech supports) were denied payment processing. Paypal, Stripe and Chase bank said we don’t like you, we won’t do business with you. Cave based on our political checklist, and we’ll let you exist. Subscribestar gave in so it wouldn’t die. Freestartr closed.

This was an organized effort by Big Tech plus financial institutions to kill companies that weren’t in lockstep with them. Youtuber Law outlined this and how many laws were violated.


19 posted on 07/06/2019 1:03:21 PM PDT by tbw2
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