Gisela
addieContinues to age like fine wine, like 15 years later
Bsan3@EposVox totally believed it was recent until I saw ur headline
brocolie (tots not a vampire)@EposVox missing alt text:
A black and white political cartoon, showing a man in an US flag top hat and shades buying a box labelled "US Gov" and "Control of Internet Speech". The store clerk, a white man in a suit labelled "Corporate Media", is asking the customer how they want their package wrapped. On the wall in the back, there are two possible wraps to choose from: "anti-terrorism", with US flags print, and "protect children", with flowers, cats, rabbits, and otherwise kid-themed prints
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root42@EposVox and also we now have fascist propaganda wrapped into „Internet ‚free‘ speech“.
𝖆𝖒𝖆𝖗𝖔𝖐@EposVox
IMHO this fits into category conspiracy theories.
Free speech makes only sense if it doesn't hurt or negatively influence others, ergo free speech must have boundaries.
IMHO this fits into category conspiracy theories.
Free speech makes only sense if it doesn't hurt or negatively influence others, ergo free speech must have boundaries.
Lukáš Jelínek
TC Won't Give In To Lies
JamesGecko
Matija Šuklje@EposVox, it’s that time of the year again?
Jacket@EposVox We could also write mass surveillance on the box.
Anomaly@EposVox The global internet should treat everyone with fairness, equality of opportunity so that it can be rational.
Deven Phillips@EposVox
#accessibility picture of uncle Sam in sunglasses with a box labeled "Control of Internet Speech". The store clerk next to him asked "How would you like that wrapped?". In the background are two rolls of wrapping paper. One labelled "Protecting children", the other labelled "Fighting terrorism"
@yorgos
#accessibility picture of uncle Sam in sunglasses with a box labeled "Control of Internet Speech". The store clerk next to him asked "How would you like that wrapped?". In the background are two rolls of wrapping paper. One labelled "Protecting children", the other labelled "Fighting terrorism"
@yorgos
Peter König
the10thwiz@EposVox every once in a while you get the mixture - protecting kids from terrorists.
Charles J Gervasi ⚡🛡️🥥@EposVox It still works today, although 15 years ago I would have naively thought that individuals having their own media would be so much better than corporate-owned media.
Seth 🎙️
@EposVox Sadly true. 🥸🥺😒
it's B! Cavello 🐝@EposVox image description (you may be able to update your post to make it more accessible): political cartoon shows a man in a suit labeled “corporate media” asking the US’s Uncle Sam how he’d like a box labeled “control of internet speech.” The wrapping paper options are labeled “anti-terrorism” (patriotic flags and stars print) and “protect kids” (kitties, bunnies, and flowers print for the wrapping paper)
Ralphieboy"CONGRESS shall make no law...abridging freedo of speech"
Don't say nothin' about what corporations can do.
Of course, when those corportions are de facto monopolies, we have another issue to deal with, but that is one of free trade and freedom choice rather than free speech
Don't say nothin' about what corporations can do.
Of course, when those corportions are de facto monopolies, we have another issue to deal with, but that is one of free trade and freedom choice rather than free speech