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originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: pianopraze
Marxists aren't satisfied with only controlling 90% of the media.
They are enraged that they haven't yet conquered the remaining 10%
originally posted by: pianopraze
a reply to: BingoMcGoof
Did I assume anything?
I asked for clarification on your position.
Thank you for providing it.
I think moderation on ATS has been superb. I read that posts as the mods are frustrated and will act in manner they list. I always try to avoid attacking individuals. Sure I haven’t been perfect in heat of moment. I’ve taken breaks from ATS in the past for my own mental health when I get overly frustrated.
But in this thread, the issue is she is going directly against the first amendment and for some reason, that has become a popular position.
Can you explain who should monitor and decide which speach is allowed? Or do you not agree with her on this point?
originally posted by: DBCowboy
Isn't it odd that leftists never want to censor leftist disinformation?
Anyone favoring censorship, let them start with themselves.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: pianopraze
Marxists aren't satisfied with only controlling 90% of the media.
They are enraged that they haven't yet conquered the remaining 10%
Left-leaning billionaire George Soros is trying to recruit the Democrat-controlled Federal Communications Commission to help fast track his takeover of the nation’s second-biggest radio network.
Soros, 93, pumped $400 million into Audacy in February, a network which reaches 165 million monthly listeners and includes a handful of conservative shows from hosts including Sean Hannity, Dana Loesch, Mark Levin, Glenn Beck and Erick Erickson.
But their influence is likely to be muted if the billionaire takes over and imposes his agenda, as has happened with other media acquisitions.
However, to take control Soros Fund Management needs help from the FCC as the money funneled into buying the bankrupt network comes from abroad.
Under existing FCC rules, foreign company ownership of US radio stations is not allowed to exceed 25% — but a filing acquired by The Post details Soros’ asking the commission to make an exception.
In the past two years, Soros Fund Management — a rep for which said they do not comment on ongoing transactions — has made big moves into American radio.
It brokered Univision’s $60 million sale in 2022 of 18 mostly conservative Hispanic radio stations including right-wing powerhouse Radio Mambi.
That same year, Soros invested another chunk of cash into the liberal podcast network Crooked Media, home of “Pod Save America.”
originally posted by: Astrocometus
originally posted by: DBCowboy
Isn't it odd that leftists never want to censor leftist disinformation?
Thats exactly why those who hate freedom of speech damn well
don't deserve it.
originally posted by: BingoMcGoof
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For instance you say '' In fact it's usually the opposite''. Certainly THAT is an opinion and not a fact, that is unless you have some really impressive statistics to back it up.
originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: network dude
In the public discourse. Yes we should allow free speech.
But, here is the dilemma. If someone is knowingly spewing disinformation in order to try to skew an election in a candidates favor. Is that still considered free speech? What if someone is unknowingly or knowingly paid by Russia to spew disinformation. Do we allow that? Where do we draw the line between public discourse and or disinformation/foreign interference?