Posted on 02/28/2019 6:02:08 AM PST by artichokegrower
Last week, the little birdies in Twitter's legal department notified me that one of my tweets from 2015 is "in violation of Pakistan law." It seems like ancient history, but Islamic supremacists never forget -- or forgive.
(Excerpt) Read more at realclearpolitics.com ...
Could happen in certain parts of Staten Island and we’d love them to come complain :)
But Manhattan?
Freaking snowflake pansies.
This is what happens when you flood the tech sector with H1Bs..............................
Pig urine....
+2
How gives a shite about “pockestan”.
India can nuke em to oblivion and the world would be a better place without em....it’s a shite hole.
If our Department of Justice had any integrity (and it’s not going to change under Barr) there would be a massive RICO investigation into the conspiracy to silence free speech and restrain trade. Twitter, Facebook, etc., have become established public forms of communication. Paypal and the credit card companies control vast sectors of commercial transactions. And they are all up to their necks in a concerted effort to silence conservatives through fake allegations of “hate”. This entire criminal conspiracy needs to be brought down, but the chances of that happening are less than zero.
Never do any social media - problems solved. I have a Facistbook account with pictures of fishing on it. That’s all.
How I wish Rudy was even 15 years younger and on the job.
But there must be many that Trump could appoint that would do these things, I would imagine.
I could be wrong.
You need to take on the perspective that the globalists are all hunting you as if you were some sort of wartime sniper out to kill THEN. The instant you give away your position (social media) they launch a full airstrike on your position. Every. Time.
If they can use Sharia as a means to that end, they're happy to do so.
Don't look for them to impose Christian values on their users.
Twitter wants to stay on the good side of Kim Jong Un... and his secret police--- oops I mean 'stay on the good side of OUR Deep State and FBI thugs...
Ding, ding, ding - we have a thread winnah!
Piss Mohammed
History will show that organizing Big Tech into a quasi-governmental institution with unwavering allegiance to the Democratic Party was Barack Obamas crowning achievement as President.
In today’s marketplace, competitors interact in many ways, through trade associations, professional groups, joint ventures, standard-setting organizations, and other industry groups. Such dealings often are not only competitively benign but procompetitive. But there are antitrust risks when competitors interact to such a degree that they are no longer acting independently, or when collaborating gives competitors the ability to wield market power together.
For the most blatant agreements not to compete, such as price fixing, big rigging, and market division, the rules are clear. The courts decided many years ago that these practices are so inherently harmful to consumers that they are always illegal, so-called per se violations. For other dealings among competitors, the rules are not as clear-cut and often require fact-intensive inquiry into the purpose and effect of the collaboration, including any business justifications. Enforcers must ask: what is the purpose and effect of dealings among competitors? Do they restrict competition or promote efficiency?
https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/competition-guidance/guide-antitrust-laws/dealings-competitors
Funny, I made something reminiscent of that this morning.
My blog was banned some years back in India....It’s nor uncommon.
http://exposingtheleft.blogspot.com/2006/07/opinipundit-banned-in-india-updated.html
I love it - sounds like “Galt’s Gulch” except I guess a “gulch” can’t be on a mountaintop. One smart gal! Wonder if there’s room for more?
“”Thirteen years later, however, who knew that using an American company’s microblogging service from my secluded mountaintop in Colorado could get me in hot water with foreign Muslim stone-age goons 8,000 miles away still hung up on the cartoons.””
I read an article yesterday about Gab.com and their app, dissenter.
Might be worth checking out.
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