Corporate
censorship of social media is the emergent trend. Corporate social
media platforms are entirely subject to corporate policy decisions
about what speech is permissible for users. In the past government
censorship was the primary opponent of free speech whereas now it is
corporatism.
Alex
Jones' Infowars is a contemporary presentation running its head into
the glass ceiling of free speech in the corporate world.
The
rubric for censoring content by removal is hate speech. Hate speech
is generally politically incorrect speech, or speech that is
offensive to the Democrat Party constituency. One need only use
appellations for members of the Democrat Party that they don't like
to find oneself targeted as a user of hate speech.
I
learned about Mussolini's political philosophy of corporatism in
reading of the history of corporatism years ago. The unification of
political and corporate leadership can occur intentionally as in
Hitler's Nazi Germany or simply through social evolution of power
seekers. The ability to suppress dissent of critics may be
irresistible to powerful leaders able to fire anyone they want from
their own corporations and to set policies about what employees may
say or information they may distribute in the workplace. When
corporate leaders and policies pervade government naturally corporate
censorship expands through various means such as the very useful
innovation called hate speech.
I
learned about corporate censorship through a personal encounter
writing at what was then named Helium.com where my hundreds of peer
reviewed articles rated in the top 5%. In writing on the live
political issue of homosexual marriage that I opposed, I used
words such as 'queer, faggot, and homo' in fewer than 1% of the words
I published; maybe 30,000 words or so. I wrote on a wide range of
issues besides the homosexual platform to queer the U.S.A. during the
Obama years. The Boston-based company gave a slight warning then
locked me out of Helium, kept my writing for some time selling
advertising on the articles, censored what they wanted to of my
articles and applied censorship in the most egregious, arrogant and
cold blooded ways they could.
Helium
informed I was banned with an email on Dec. 24th 2010. Because I was
earning about $200 a month and sleeping on the ground in Anchorage
for the winter, the banning for hate speech seemed especially hateful
timing. Even after I was banned Helium continued to sell my
articles...I believe that Helium has disappeared from the Internet
since.
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In
my opinion the government should create some sort of anti-censorship
Internet base account for every citizen where every citizen can
complete copy his posts to social media in order that the writing
will continue to exist after the corporate censors inevitably take
down was they decide is not profitable to them to leave published for
whatever reason including political. That should include video too.
I
believe corporate censorship with the tool of hate speech militantly
supported by homosexuals is comparable to the Hitler-Rohm S.A.
homosexual led storm troopers that helped put the Nazis into power
before being purged themselves.
The
paradigmata for homosexuals being tools for concentrating power and
censorship may repeat over time. Necessarily more gradual in the
modern mass audience social environment, corporatism and its
communist cohort with sufficient politically conveyed power of
censorship may be able to implement various forms of eugenics and
democide in the future without public expressions of dissent since
all avenues of free expression will already have been coopted or shut
down.
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Disappearing
social media platforms is a fact of life, because they are corporate
owned by private interests. Facebook too could disappear along with
all of the content that people have invested there some time.
Alternatively hate speech laws or some other political contrivance
could be adumbrated to purge accounts.
I migrated much of my lost content to blogger before Helium banned me. Blogger formerly was owned by geocities and geocities was bought by Google. Because Google is large I felt they might be a little more secure from takeover by hostiles with the intent of closing things down with censorship via acquisition. The 5 billion dollar fine Google recently experienced demonstrates that even Google may be subject to some political pressure to censor writers and video producers. That's why the government should create some kind of a backup to mitigate the damage of corporate censorship even if it is blind to the need to reform capitalism that hasn't been upgraded since Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations in 1776.
I migrated much of my lost content to blogger before Helium banned me. Blogger formerly was owned by geocities and geocities was bought by Google. Because Google is large I felt they might be a little more secure from takeover by hostiles with the intent of closing things down with censorship via acquisition. The 5 billion dollar fine Google recently experienced demonstrates that even Google may be subject to some political pressure to censor writers and video producers. That's why the government should create some kind of a backup to mitigate the damage of corporate censorship even if it is blind to the need to reform capitalism that hasn't been upgraded since Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations in 1776.
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