The complete and total lack of self-awareness from people associated with far left never ceases to amaze me.

These groups, revolutionary anarchists, socialists and communists, know full well.

The government doesn't like them, spies on them, infiltrates their ranks.

They know full well that given the opportunity, their voices will be shut down yet for some reason they actually advocate censorship.

We saw many people associated with the right to get banned and they cheered for it.

And then when Twitter came and banned some of the people associated with the far left, they complained about it.

Well, surprise, surprise, this is exactly why people who are pro-free expression have defended the right to an individual's free expression, even when that speech is detestable.

Because if they have the power to ban them, they have the power to ban you.

But now, we are seeing some activist action from some high profile personalities.

First, we have deacteday. This stands for deactivate day or it's a portman too.

The idea is, all of these people starting tomorrow are going to suspend, I'm sorry, they're going to deactivate their Twitter accounts.

If you deactivate your Twitter account, after 30 days your account is permanently deleted.

The plan is, within 30 days, if Twitter permanently bans Alex Jones, they will reactivate their accounts.

However, if Twitter doesn't do this, they will let the 30 days lapse and their accounts will be completely deleted.

So there are a few other bits of activist-y block list type things going on that we'll talk about, but today, I want to take a look at what's going on with censorship because it is going beyond just Twitter.

There's been a huge wave of censorship across the board starting with Alex Jones and now seeping out even into the far left.

So how exactly do you think the far left responded to this kind of censorship against their cause?

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