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WookieMan
2025 Sep 23, 4:16pm
WookieMan
2025 Sep 23, 4:16pm
Can people swear without consequence on YouTube then? Or is that because they monetize and adspace frowns upon that? As witnessed here I like to. Intelligent sounding? No. Helps get the fucking point across at times though ;)
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Patrick
2025 Sep 24, 1:03pm
Patrick
2025 Sep 24, 1:03pm
https://slaynews.com/news/google-vows-reinstate-banned-youtube-accounts-admitting-political-censorship/
Reinstating accounts is not enough.
Google needs to be fined ten years of revenue.
Google revealed Tuesday that it will offer reinstatement to YouTube accounts permanently banned for political speech related to COVID-19 and election integrity.
The move comes after the tech giant acknowledged that the Biden administration pressured the platform to censor lawful and truthful content for political purposes.
The disclosure came in a document sent by Google’s lawyers to the House Judiciary Committee.
Reinstating accounts is not enough.
Google needs to be fined ten years of revenue.
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Patrick
2025 Sep 25, 9:09am
Patrick
2025 Sep 25, 9:09am
https://x.com/jeremykauffman/status/1971241900532510880
Google was granted a corporate charter by the people. Since they have acted so outrageously against free speech, their corporate charge must be revoked, and Google shareholders bankrupted.
It is legal to dissolve Google, and clearly the right thing to do.
Google was granted a corporate charter by the people. Since they have acted so outrageously against free speech, their corporate charge must be revoked, and Google shareholders bankrupted.
It is legal to dissolve Google, and clearly the right thing to do.
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To view my work calendar on my phone i have to add that account, so google knows my phone now too.
Even viewing a youtube video at work i noticed that they have me logged in to youtube (which google owns). if i log out, i can't read my email...
Google is the worst thing ever to happen to privacy.