Videos tagged with Big Tech

This video discusses the alleged suppression of the Hunter Biden laptop story by government agencies and Big Tech. It highlights claims that the FBI was aware of the laptop's authenticity and coordinated with social media companies to label the story as Russian disinformation. The conversation also touches upon alleged 'Deep State' actions within the FBI and questions surrounding presidential pardons.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey discusses the state's Second Amendment Protection Act (SAPA) and its legal challenge against the Biden administration. The interview highlights the SAPA's reliance on the 10th Amendment and the anti-commandeering doctrine, asserting states' sovereignty against federal mandates. Bailey also addresses the ongoing lawsuit concerning First Amendment rights and government coercion of Big Tech for censorship, emphasizing the importance of offensive litigation and voter engagement.

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of the Biden Administration in Missouri v. Biden, a case concerning alleged government collusion with social media platforms to censor content. The majority opinion, written by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, stated that the plaintiffs (Missouri and Louisiana) lacked standing to bring the challenge, as they could not demonstrate a direct link between their alleged injuries and the government's conduct. This decision is seen by many as a setback for First Amendment rights and free speech online, potentially allowing the White House to continue pressuring social media companies.

This video discusses YouTube's censorship of Second Amendment content, highlighting a letter from Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen to YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki. The letter argues that YouTube's removal of legal firearm-related content, such as instructions for finishing an 80% lower receiver, violates free speech principles and constitutes censorship at the behest of senators. The AG asserts that states may regulate platforms like YouTube as common carriers if they engage in such practices.

This video alleges that Facebook has been collaborating with the FBI by spying on conservative individuals and reporting them to the authorities as domestic terrorists. The content also promotes various merchandise and support channels for the creator. While the title and description strongly suggest a focus on political censorship and potential government overreach, no specific firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or related topics are mentioned directly. The emphasis is on the alleged actions of Facebook and the FBI concerning political affiliations.

This YouTube video is a promotional update from Nutnfancy regarding the situation in Ukraine. The video directs viewers to a free speech platform, UGETube, for the full content, citing censorship concerns on YouTube. The description hints at the possibility of World War III and encourages viewers to subscribe to Nutnfancy's UGETube channel, emphasizing support for platforms that resist Big Tech pressure.

This video discusses the military vaccine mandate and the challenges of discussing sensitive topics on platforms like YouTube. John Lovell, a former military member and influencer, explains the risks of censorship and promotes his own platform, the Warrior Poet Society Network (WPSN) app, as a solution for uncensored content. The video highlights the importance of platform independence and owning one's content infrastructure.

This video discusses concerns about Big Tech and Big Government collaborating to create a database of gun owners who do not support gun control. It highlights how these entities might be targeting individuals based on their Second Amendment beliefs and encourages viewers to learn more through a provided link to a Daily Caller article. The description also includes calls to action for viewers to join Gun Owners of America (GOA) and follow them on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

This video clip discusses allegations that the Biden administration is collaborating with Facebook and other social media platforms to censor American citizens. The description frames this as a "deep dive" into the White House's admissions of such cooperation. The content appears to be a segment from a larger stream.

This video appears to be a political commentary or discussion hosted by Tucker Carlson, touching upon topics related to the NSA, Donald Trump, and Big Tech. The description heavily features affiliate links for various products and services, including firearms-related items like USCCA, Palmetto State Armory, Brownells, War Fighter Tactical, BulletSafe, Galco, and My Patriot Supply. It also promotes survival gear (My Patriot Supply, MIRA Safety), coffee, VPNs, and general libertarian/liberty-themed content and merchandise. The content itself is not directly about firearms but leverages an audience potentially interested in Second Amendment issues and related products.

This video discusses Justice Clarence Thomas's recent action vacating a lower court ruling, likening social media platforms to public utilities. The speaker argues that this decision, while not a final ruling, is a significant step towards holding platforms accountable for content moderation and potentially restoring free speech online. The video encourages viewers to research the decision and its implications.

This video discusses recent developments in tech news, focusing on YouTube's new wave of censorship and video deletion. It also covers the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) lawsuit aimed at breaking up Facebook and forcing the company to divest assets. The description also promotes a new channel partner, Blackout Coffee, and an alternative tech group on MeWe.