
Chris Menahan
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![]() ![]() “I’m not even trolling when I say that we need more banning,” Jonathan Last said Wednesday on Twitter, linking to his column, “The Case For Banning Alex Jones.” “In every online community where mods enforce reasonable standards of discourse, the community is better for it,” Last said.
“Alex Jones has his own website,” Last said. “On it, he can publish anything he likes.” Last also dropped this gem showing he has no idea what he’s talking about:
Google downranked every alternative media site over the last year (including non-establishment left-wing news sites) and made them no longer show up in most popular search results. They did the same on YouTube in even more dramatic fashion. When you search most news topics now, Google only shows you search results from around 300 or so major media sites which their army of censors deemed worthy. Information Liberation has been largely delisted from Google. You can try Googling the title of any of my popular articles and you’ll see my own site doesn’t even show up. I would assume this was due to Google’s 10,000 strong army enlisted to flag search results (which banned Infowars immediately only to back down after it was exposed by a leaker). Last went on to say Facebook needs to ban even more people he doesn’t like:
The Weekly Standard, which has been dubbed the “neocon bible,” was founded by William Kristol and Fred Barnes, the former of which said last year that “lazy, spoiled” white working class voters should be replaced with immigrants: |
Last week, Kristol said “my fellow white men” are a “great disappointment” to him because of their conservative voting habits and said he’s hoping “women, minorities and young people” can “step up to save the republic.”
I’ve been looking at some polling crosstabs and I’ve got to say to my fellow white men over 55: You’re a great disappointment to me. On the other hand it seems fitting and consistent with the American story that women, minorities and young people now step up to save the republic.
— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) August 5, 2018
Last’s column encouraging the right to stand down and be rolled over by Big Tech so Democrats can seize control of the country furthers Kristol’s goals.
Last’s call for more bans aligns perfectly with Democrat Senator Chris Murphy who said on Monday that the “survival of our democracy” depends on more sites like Infowars being banned.
Infowars is the tip of a giant iceberg of hate and lies that uses sites like Facebook and YouTube to tear our nation apart. These companies must do more than take down one website. The survival of our democracy depends on it.
— Chris Murphy (@ChrisMurphyCT) August 6, 2018
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