Will Biden and Harris Criminalize Memes?

The American Mind ^ | 02/02/21 | Josh Hammer

[PoliticallyShort]

Retribution against its political enemies and protection of its friends is now the reason for being of the Left, which will do anything in its power—and its power over “private” appendages—to protect and preserve its moral purity and distract from its lack of a policy agenda. Without monsters to slaughter, it has no way to maintain its buoyancy...

[SMARTY]

Yes....Starting with...”I pledge allegiance...”

[allendale]

So whatever happened to those brave, independent Federal judges who have the sacred duty of protecting constitutional rights? Anyone know?

[Pilgrim's Progress]

Imagine what the British could have accomplished if they were able to criminalize posters in the 1770’s!

Imagine how tragic it will be if 2021 learns nothing from history . . .

[pepsi_junkie]

The right is much better at memes than the left. They tried to outlaw them from social media with the policies about ‘dehumanizing’ people (i.e. the NPC memes were considered contraband, SJWs calling everyone who disagreed with them a Russian bot was still okay though).

They’ll ban memes from the right by using their big tech partners in fascism to wipe them off the net, not by passing a law.

[The Great RJ]

The US is rapidly becoming East Germany.

[KarlInOhio]

We'll have none of your insurrectionist pamphleteering here!

[Lurkinanloomin]

Will they?

They’ve already done it, a man has been charged for a meme from 2016.

[libertylover]

The double standard demonstrates how the new administration intends to exercise regime-level political power to exacerbate and entrench our current national crisis of a game rigged at every level in favor of societal elites.

Notice the similarities between the above and below:

Quotes from "The Russian Revolution" by Alan Moorehead 1958

"… this was a predatory state which the Czar and a small group of noblemen and bureaucrats ruled for their own exclusive benefit...The ruling group owned all the wealth, enjoyed all the privileges and monopolized all the political power, and it did not intend to give up any of its prerogatives. It considered the peasants to be little better than animals..."

Note: FReeper Ancesthntr says "but there was a burgeoning middle and upper-middle class of merchants and entrepreneurs".

[Revolutionary]

Memes get around their AI censor algorithms. That is why they no like.

[BipolarBob]

I pledge allegiance to the Deep State for which it stands, one Global Government, under Satan, with limited liberties and our brand of justice for all.

[blueunicorn6]

I think that there is a lot of infighting in this administration.

They had their plan to redo President Trump’s policies, but they are running out of steam.

[unread]

The pamphleteer was very important and influential before and during the American Revolution.

The powerful always hate the ones who are able to disseminate the truth...

[unread]

Ouch.. You beat me to the pamphleteering thing... I type so sloooow... :)

[BipolarBob]

We need t-shirts. High fence, razor wire and “The Biden/Harris Regime at work”.