Videos tagged with Community Notes

This video highlights a significant unification within the firearms community against what the speaker describes as 'gun controlling Senate lies' regarding suppressors. It details how various gun rights organizations and individual users are actively combating misinformation spread by politicians like Elizabeth Warren and Chris Murphy, particularly through the use of 'Community Notes' on platforms like X (formerly Twitter). The content emphasizes the collective effort to debunk claims that suppressors increase violence or are primarily used by criminals, advocating instead for their removal from the National Firearms Act (NFA).

This discussion centers on Meta's (Facebook/Instagram) evolving content moderation policies and their impact on Second Amendment-related content. The speakers express skepticism about recent shifts, particularly Mark Zuckerberg's dinner at Mar-a-Lago and the introduction of 'Community Notes,' questioning the sincerity and long-term implications for free speech and the firearms community online. They highlight past issues with shadow banning and content removal, suggesting a potential, albeit uncertain, shift towards greater leniency.

This video discusses Mark Zuckerberg's statements on Facebook and Instagram promoting more free speech, including dialing back policies, replacing fact-checkers with Community Notes, and focusing on less censorship. The speaker, from 704 Tactical, believes this shift is significant, especially given Zuckerberg's past stance, and encourages the gun community to leverage this by actively pushing for more gun content on platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. The goal is to influence platform policies to allow more legal gun-related content, citing current restrictions on full-auto discussions and firearm sales promotion on YouTube as examples of areas needing improvement.