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Talk about collusion four simultaneous bans all at the same time :flush: the guy has been doing the same stuff for years and all of a sudden he violates all their terms of service :lol: FUCKING CONSPIRACY 

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1 minute ago, Momorider said:

Talk about collusion four simultaneous bans all at the same time :flush: the guy has been doing the same stuff for years and all of a sudden he violates all their terms of service :lol: FUCKING CONSPIRACY 

Talk about collusion 

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dont agree with it. its bullshit. the guy is a loon, (or is he, the loonier ones sre the idiots that take what he says as gospel, but...), but freedom of speech trumps all in my books. isis, nazis, liberals, what have you, they still deserve the right to say what they want

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12 minutes ago, mtnloverxtreme2 said:

dont agree with it. its bullshit. the guy is a loon, (or is he, the loonier ones sre the idiots that take what he says as gospel, but...), but freedom of speech trumps all in my books. isis, nazis, liberals, what have you, they still deserve the right to say what they want

Well Antifa, Farrakhan, Racist NYT editor etc.. are still on all those sites there is no double standard at all  :flush:

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1 hour ago, jtssrx said:

 

 

none of those companies owe anyone a stage to spout their beliefs and can feel free to ban them for any reason.  create enough outrage by doing so it kills their business model and they suffer but they have that right.  beauty of the web if no one wants to carry your shit you can put it somewhere else regardless if it's left or right wing drivel.  Whats scary is the number of supposedly educated, fairly successful left and right wing whackos who eat up anything their side posts on the intrawebs  

 

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1 hour ago, Zambroski said:

The guy is a crackpot.  But that's not for "open" media to decide. This is 1st amendment rights infringment...just hung by a different nail by the left...as always.  "....for the greater good."

Complete crackpot. Dont get me wrong he has a right to be a crack pot but his schtick is just ridiculous. 

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Just now, SSFB said:

Wouldn't be surprised if one of Alex's followers goes off the deep end and shoots up a place as a result. 

Would he be considered a “patriot”?  A hero defender of the constitution?  

No.  Of course not.  But really....why not?  

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14 minutes ago, Angry ginger said:

none of those companies owe anyone a stage to spout their beliefs and can feel free to ban them for any reason.  create enough outrage by doing so it kills their business model and they suffer but they have that right.  beauty of the web if no one wants to carry your shit you can put it somewhere else regardless if it's left or right wing drivel.  Whats scary is the number of supposedly educated, fairly successful left and right wing whackos who eat up anything their side posts on the intrawebs  

 

I didn't claim they had to give anyone a platform

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1 minute ago, Zambroski said:

Would he be considered a “patriot”?  A hero defender of the constitution?  

No.  Of course not.  But really....why not?  

Alex's constitutional rights haven't been infringed here. 

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2 minutes ago, SSFB said:

Alex's constitutional rights haven't been infringed here. 

We probably read the Constitution differently.  At best this may be “gray” area because of free enterprise clauses but, It’s clear what this is and it’s clear who’s implementing it.

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2 minutes ago, Zambroski said:

We probably read the Constitution differently.  At best this may be “gray” area because of free enterprise clauses but, It’s clear what this is and it’s clear who’s implementing it.

No, it's pretty clear. The first amendment doesn't apply to interactions between citizens and corporations. 

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2 minutes ago, SSFB said:

No, it's pretty clear. The first amendment doesn't apply to interactions between citizens and corporations. 

No, it doesnt.  But this isn’t about that.  This is about those corporation(s) squelching a persons rights to use their services like all others to convey his message using his free speech constitutional rights, and then squashing it because It doesn’t fit what they want to hear.  Pretty simple really.

I can give you a ton of analogies but, I don’t wanna.

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He doesn't even believe his own bullshit.  He's playing a character that morons think is genuine and uses his web store to sell them supplements such as Alpha Power and Brain Force Plus.

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4418934/Alex-Jones-s-lawyer-says-s-just-playing-character.html

His remarks are also known for taking a turn for the violent when he covers liberal celebrities - including a promise to 'break' Alec Baldwin's neck and telling J-Lo to go to Somalia, where she will be 'gang-raped so fast it’ll make your head spin.'

More recently, on March 30, he called Rep. Adam Schiff a 'c**ksucker' and a 'fairy' after Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, called for an investigation into Trump's Russia ties.

He then threatened to 'beat' Schiff's 'goddamn a**,' before paraphrasing John Wayne in True Grit: 'You got that you goddamn son of a b***h? Fill your hand.'

All three of those instances were cited by Kelly Jones as reasons why her husband is 'not a stable person' who should be entrusted with their kids.

She is especially concerned as the threats against Schiff could constitute a crime, she told the court. Threatening a government official can carry a maximum of 5-10 years in prison.

But Jones's lawyer said that the claims aimed at his client were absurd - as ridiculous as judging Jack Nicholson's character based on his performance as the Joker in Tim Burton's 1989 Batman movie.

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