Censorship Revealed: Zuckerberg Prioritizes Ideology Over Safety
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Posted 113 days ago
**Censorship Unmasked: Zuckerberg's Priorities Spark Outrage Amid Drug Ads on Instagram**
In a staggering display of misplaced priorities, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has come under fire for its apparent choice to censor a pro-women sports clothing brand while allowing illegal drug advertisements to run rampant on its platforms.
XX-XY Athletics, founded by Jennifer Sey, has been vocal in its defense of women’s sports and has faced significant barriers when trying to promote its message on social media.
Instead of addressing the alarming prevalence of illegal drug ads, Instagram has reportedly been restricting the reach of Sey's company significantly—effectively shadow-banning content that doesn't align with their ideological agenda.
Despite the increasing visibility of ads for illicit drugs, which were allegedly found in abundance according to a recent Wall Street Journal investigation, Sey’s company struggled to gain traction on social media due to Meta's restrictive advertising practices.
Sey stated that the company was not allowed to target followers of prominent women's rights advocates, including Riley Gaines and Tulsi Gabbard. Yet, Meta placed no such restrictions on advertisements reaching fans of left-leaning figures, such as Megan Rapinoe and President Biden.
This discrimination raises questions about Meta's intentions and commitment to free speech. Why is a company promoting a pro-women initiative facing such obstacles, while drug advertisements slip through the cracks?
Conservative commentators have pointed out that this bias reflects a broader trend of censorship against those who dare to challenge the leftist narrative.
Michael Morris, director of MRC Free Speech America, highlighted the troubling nature of this situation. He emphasized the need for more speech protections, not less, particularly in a country that prides itself on the First Amendment.
As conservatives continue to feel the weight of social media censorship, it becomes essential for citizens to demand accountability from Big Tech companies like Meta. The American public deserves transparency, clarity concerning so-called “hate speech,” and an even playing field for all voices.
It’s time to stand against the double standards in the tech industry and ensure that individual rights to free expression are upheld without fear of retribution for differing viewpoints. The future of open discourse hinges on it.
Sources:
newsbusters.org
justthenews.com
cbsnews.com
In a staggering display of misplaced priorities, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has come under fire for its apparent choice to censor a pro-women sports clothing brand while allowing illegal drug advertisements to run rampant on its platforms.
XX-XY Athletics, founded by Jennifer Sey, has been vocal in its defense of women’s sports and has faced significant barriers when trying to promote its message on social media.
Instead of addressing the alarming prevalence of illegal drug ads, Instagram has reportedly been restricting the reach of Sey's company significantly—effectively shadow-banning content that doesn't align with their ideological agenda.
Despite the increasing visibility of ads for illicit drugs, which were allegedly found in abundance according to a recent Wall Street Journal investigation, Sey’s company struggled to gain traction on social media due to Meta's restrictive advertising practices.
Sey stated that the company was not allowed to target followers of prominent women's rights advocates, including Riley Gaines and Tulsi Gabbard. Yet, Meta placed no such restrictions on advertisements reaching fans of left-leaning figures, such as Megan Rapinoe and President Biden.
This discrimination raises questions about Meta's intentions and commitment to free speech. Why is a company promoting a pro-women initiative facing such obstacles, while drug advertisements slip through the cracks?
Conservative commentators have pointed out that this bias reflects a broader trend of censorship against those who dare to challenge the leftist narrative.
Michael Morris, director of MRC Free Speech America, highlighted the troubling nature of this situation. He emphasized the need for more speech protections, not less, particularly in a country that prides itself on the First Amendment.
As conservatives continue to feel the weight of social media censorship, it becomes essential for citizens to demand accountability from Big Tech companies like Meta. The American public deserves transparency, clarity concerning so-called “hate speech,” and an even playing field for all voices.
It’s time to stand against the double standards in the tech industry and ensure that individual rights to free expression are upheld without fear of retribution for differing viewpoints. The future of open discourse hinges on it.
Sources:
newsbusters.org
justthenews.com
cbsnews.com
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