Big Tech

Uncensor yourself!

With the recent suspension of Alex Berenson from Twitter (again) because he shared FACTS about the COVID-19 “vaccines”, I’m taking steps to “uncensor” myself. Having been suspended from Twitter before (twice) for “misinformation” (read: questioning or going against the narrative), I opened accounts on multiple alternative platforms.

I’ve been in Gab.com, Locals.com, Minds.com, Odysee.com, Telegram.com, and Rumble.com for months now. I most recently signed up with Substack. While I know my content probably isn’t worth dropping some change in the cup, that isn’t why I am here anyway. I am here for one reason: freedom of speech.

Yeah, the libertarian side of me says, “Meh, private companies can do what they want.” But the rest of me with a moral compass and sense of justice says, “They don’t censor things that are blatantly false or morally wrong. Why do they have the right to censor me or someone else for sharing facts or expressing our opinions?”

There is a meme on Twitter that the murderous Taliban still has an open account, but President Donald Trump does not. Only one of these two actually got people killed. People can quote “doctor” Fauci and his recommendations to mask, not mask, double mask, triple mask, don’t mask while vaccinated, do mask while vaccinated, get triple vaccinated, or whatever his position is this week, but if you call out the fact that he is contradicting himself and the real science says masks and these shots don’t work, you get punished for it.

Nah. I’m not going to play by their rules anymore. So let them suspend or even delete my Twitter account. There are now dozens of other platforms that don’t limit me to 280 characters, allow me to edit posts, and allow me to still speak freely about the facts.

And I highly encourage everyone to diversify their social media. Like stocks, one by one, they will go down or go up in value to you. Make your portfolio wide so you don’t lose everything when one of them crashes because you said something Big Tech didn’t like.