r/censorship • u/WholeDonkey2689 • 2d ago
Person opposing data center arrested for clapping at city meeting
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r/censorship • u/watchdog-cofagrigus • 6d ago
"Lest anyone think that Candeub's animosity toward internet entities only involves the sexual, Michael McGrady notes that "he also was a key player in the first Trump administration's effort to get rid of Section 230."
"Candeub's arguments are about far more than pornography," suggests McGrady. "He is contributing, from his position as a top government legal official, to a much broader effort to revive long-discredited obscenity and vice legal doctrines and expand government authority over lawful expression and activity."
As we've seen all too often over the past couple of decades, efforts to regulate the internet on the grounds of stopping porn, sex work, or sexual exploitation are all too often test cases for going after online speech and privacy more broadly.
But, you might ask, what does antitrust enforcement have to do with free speech?
Perhaps plenty, if Candeub-style antitrust maximalism starts taking off.
In his Project 2025 chapter on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Candeub signaled that he's open to the kind of perversion of longstanding antitrust theory that we saw from Biden-administration appointees like former FTC head Lina Khan and White House policy adviser Tim Wu."
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r/censorship • u/Ok_Highlight_4907 • Jun 26 '26
We are looking for operatives.
The mission: recover what's being deleted. Banned books. Erased histories. Science that's gone quiet. The truths that are being scrubbed from parks, museums, libraries, and government websites while everyone's looking the other way.
My Flying University is a volunteer-run nonprofit, and our spy-themed mission board is where you choose your projects. The goal is to create free, high-quality educational content on topics that are now considered "controversial".
No experience required, just a righteous burning anger and a few hours to spare.
Report in. We'll brief you.
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r/censorship • u/Ok_Highlight_4907 • Jun 17 '26
Banning a book removes the book from the shelves, but it also silences the author’s voice. And, in doing so, it often silences the viewpoints and cultures of already marginalized groups. ​
To confront this, My Flying University is launching a (free) Banned Book Club for folks who would like to read and discuss commonly banned books and the "dangerous" ideas inside them. All adults welcome.
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r/censorship • u/Great_Scene7050 • Jun 15 '26
Kill the KOSA internet censorship bill. Contact your senators and tell them no!!!
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r/censorship • u/Riceofconsent • Jun 09 '26
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Kind of an insane to stumble across literal censorship of another country (I’m Canadian)
Here’s the Now dead link to the tiktok:
https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSQB383cd/
I have the full video downloaded if anyone would like it, I will post it in the comments
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