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To: Richard Kimball
I can accept that the CIA played a large role in the development and oversight of the social media. But the CIA can't very well observe, listen to, and hack conservatives if they are banned from the social media.

Ergo, the banning of conservatives from the social media is NOT a CIA plot. It just doesn't pass the smell (or rational judgment) test.

17 posted on 05/06/2019 3:05:57 PM PDT by RoosterRedux
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To: RoosterRedux

“Ergo, the banning of conservatives from the social media is NOT a CIA plot. It just doesn’t pass the smell (or rational judgment) test.”

They aren’t here to observe, listen to, and hack conservatives, or any of their enemies for that matter. All that information is used for one thing. Political repression. There comes a tipping point that all suppressing their target becomes worthwhile.

Banning you from all participation is the modern equivalent of marching you to a ditch on the edge of town and shooting you. We have reached the point where they can gain more traction by identifying conservatives and stopping the propagation of ideas, stopping the flow of money related to those ideas, stopping the ability to rapidly organize, and stopping the ability of conservatives to interdict government (enemy) propaganda.

So it does indeed pass the smell test and the rational judgement test. Holding Assange incommunicado is the same concept.


30 posted on 05/06/2019 3:38:50 PM PDT by DesertRhino (Dog is man's best friend, and moslems hate dogs. Add that up. ....)
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