Rioters looting, murdering, vandalizing, and terrorizing our country are supported, praised and funded by the media, politicians, celebrities and corporations.
Big tech allows Inciting violence and targeted harassment if it's against the "right people".
They allow coordination and organization if you're with the "right group"
The media, law makers and celebrities embrace the voices of the unheard (RIOTS) if they're the "right voices"
Rioters looting, murdering, vandalizing, and terrorizing our country are supported, praised and funded by the media, politicians, celebrities and corporations.
Sure there could have been a more productive approach but to demonize them as terrorists and insurgents just proves the double standards.
BLM and Antifa rioters hate this country and are doing so to destroy it.
The people on the right who were rioting yesterday believe they were trying to save it.
One is praised and the other is condemned.
It's sad.
JUST IN - FBI\u2019s digital media team is currently hunting down U.S. Capitol protesters on social media websites. Acting AG Rosen says some participants "will be charged today" and more arrests to come.
— Disclose.tv \U0001f6a8 (@disclosetv) January 7, 2021
Throwback to the Kavanaugh hearings: pic.twitter.com/sOb9z6TFhN
— Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) January 7, 2021
I don't recall a task force to identify every person who tried to breach security in front of Lafayette Square and set the guard house and Saint John's church on fire.
https://t.co/9P0rCwYnRX
Sen. Lindsey Graham calls for a joint task force to "identify every person" involved in breach of the U.S. Capitol. "The people sitting in the chairs need to be sitting in a jail cell... sedition may be a charge for some of these people." https://t.co/aZkOVNzOm1 pic.twitter.com/78ZAnASRN0
— ABC News (@ABC) January 7, 2021
POLICE TAKING SELFIES WITH RIOTERS `TROUBLING,' US SAYS
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 7, 2021
These display cabinets that used to be filled with historical books of women in politics lay on the ground destroyed. https://t.co/YqufGZQ36I pic.twitter.com/j4tcEIeOXt
— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 7, 2021
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2. And @RepKenBuck, who offered a thoughtful Third Way report on antitrust law in 2020, weighed in quite reasonably on Biden antitrust frameworks.
3. I believe this change is sincere because it's so pervasive and beginning to result in real policy changes. Example: The North Dakota GOP is taking on Apple's app store.
Republican North Dakota legislators have introduced #SB2333, a bill that prohibits large tech companies from locking their users into a single app store or payment processor.https://t.co/PgyhgOhFAl
— Cory Doctorow #BLM (@doctorow) February 11, 2021
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4. And yet there's a problem. The GOP establishment is still pro-big tech. Trump, despite some of his instincts, appointed pro-monopoly antitrust enforcers. Antitrust chief Makan Delrahim helped big tech, and the antitrust case happened bc he was recused.
5. At the other sleepy antitrust agency, the Federal Trade Commission, Trump appointed commissioners
@FTCPhillips and @CSWilsonFTC are both pro-monopoly. Both voted *against* the antitrust case on FB. That case was 3-2, with a GOP Chair and 2 Dems teaming up against 2 Rs.