I recently was banned from X for opining that If I was president I would have had Trump,
arrested tried and shot before a firing squad. I was immediatly banned and X/twitter's kangaroo court has kept my account in limbo as a violator of their violence rules. Now I may be confused,
but I think the whole concept of free speech has been twist…
I recently was banned from X for opining that If I was president I would have had Trump,
arrested tried and shot before a firing squad. I was immediatly banned and X/twitter's kangaroo court has kept my account in limbo as a violator of their violence rules. Now I may be confused,
but I think the whole concept of free speech has been twisted inside out. To the best of my knowledge I never said I was going to hurt anybody and I never encouraged anybody to hurt anybody I was making a statement based on a question that was asked.
I felt my thoughts were being censored! Coming back to substack I feel like I may have come home again. Thanks Dan and the rest of the opportunity to speak truth to power.
As much as I hate Trump, I don’t think you’re allowed to suggest somebody get shot. That’s inciting violence. On January 6, that might be something to reflect on. We can’t be like them.
I recently was banned from X for opining that If I was president I would have had Trump,
arrested tried and shot before a firing squad. I was immediatly banned and X/twitter's kangaroo court has kept my account in limbo as a violator of their violence rules. Now I may be confused,
but I think the whole concept of free speech has been twisted inside out. To the best of my knowledge I never said I was going to hurt anybody and I never encouraged anybody to hurt anybody I was making a statement based on a question that was asked.
I felt my thoughts were being censored! Coming back to substack I feel like I may have come home again. Thanks Dan and the rest of the opportunity to speak truth to power.
As much as I hate Trump, I don’t think you’re allowed to suggest somebody get shot. That’s inciting violence. On January 6, that might be something to reflect on. We can’t be like them.