The Democrats are all-in on censorship and harassing conservatives out of public life (including their jobs), and too many Republicans are simply paid off by Big Tech.

On the subject of Big Tech Monopoly, Ace of Spades links to this video today.

Then Ace writes,

Is this all just a coincidence or are tech giants acting in concert to destroy all possible competitors? Bitchute was terminated by PayPal, one assumes, for failing to be heavy-handed with censorship like YouTube is now; but when YouTube itself was less heavy-handed, PayPal didn’t attempt to deplatform YouTube. Twitter, too, used to be less heavy-handed, and yet there were no companies working to deplatform them.

One begins to see a pattern that goes like this: the established tech giants establish a censorship guideline, which is taken by other companies, for no good reason, to be the requiredcensorship guideline. Then anyone not conforming to the established tech giants’ current censorship policies (and remember, these change all the time) are deplatformed by other tech giants.

You can’t say you’re not acting in concert when you take Twitter’s or YouTube’s rules of the day (which can and do change) and then use that as your justification to exclude all competitors to YouTube and Twitter. You’re just using their censorship-policies-of-the-month to justify always acting in YouTube’s and Twitter’s interest. You’re just using their censorship policies as cover for eliminating their competitors.
When YouTube and Twitter decide “No conservative speakers at all,” will PayPal, MasterCard, and the rest then begin denying services to a conservative competitor start-up?

We need congressional investigations into this, but it won’t happen: The Democrats are all-in on censorship and harassing conservatives out of public life (including their jobs), and too many Republicans are simply paid off by Big Tech.