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Welcome to Cro-T Crow Triple 7 radio. This is the intro for episode

50, let me see here, 66, sorry, and Jason Lingren is with me. This is one of the more topical shows we've done because it

tackles the idea of free speech. Over the past couple weeks at least 10 of the people

that I followed or were aware of had their social media shut down.

The reasons given are often community guidelines were violated, this, that, the other thing.

We're going to get into this heavy in this episode, but here's the main thing to think about, I think, during the course of what we're about to talk about.

We've reached a point where the vast majority of all information that comes to us comes

through corporations.

Corporations, as I will point out in this episode, are basically like super-humans. They're, they're persons according to the law,

but they're super people if you logically break it down.

The problem at hand now is what we did 30 years ago is a little different than what we're doing

now in terms of how systems work, how things are legislated, when in fact the whole

world has changed and the whole world has

changed because of the internet and if you consider that I don't know 80

90% of all information is coming across online now and those information systems

are controlled by corporations what it comes down to is we are quickly reaching a

point where the arbiters of free speech and free expression will in fact be corporations.

These corporations will do things like say you have to enter into this agreement if you want to use

this system that everyone in the world is using. They will put up

guidelines that you couldn't decipher if you were a scientist because they are

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