Freedom of Speech

Dozens of mainstream outlets across the country are running an identical narrative on a "rise in mass shootings" which is being used to push gun control.

The Kentucky Senate has passed a bill that makes it illegal to "accost" cops with "insults, taunts, or challenges a law enforcement officer with offensive or derisive words."

Taunting or insulting a cop could soon be a crime which carries a sentence of three months in a cage thanks to tyrannical new bill.

While heavily censoring political content, Twitter refused to remove sexual video of two child victims claiming it did not violate policy, according to a lawsuit.

If you still think Facebook is a private company, perhaps this latest Faustian bargain with the feds will sway you in the direction of the truth.

Have you been censored by big tech for your peaceful political speech? A new bill would allow you to sue Facebook and Twitter for damages.

If big tech can so easily wipe a political view from the internet in hours, how is it that child pornography is allowed to flourish on their platforms?

Tech billionaires and the mainstream media are using the events that unfolded at the capitol this week to push for even more draconian censorship.

Protesters with the Proud Boys disavowed the police and stomped and burned a blue lives matter flag after cops became aggressive toward them.

The bill "threatens ordinary Internet users with up to $30,000 in fines for engaging in everyday activity such as downloading an image and re-uploading it... [or] sharing memes."