Tonight we discuss whether the free market has failed free speech.

I'm roaming millennial and you're watching uncensored. Hey guys, welcome back to the show.

Today we're going to be talking about social media, free speech, and censorship.

Things we've talked about on here many times before.

Now for quite a while big tech giants like Facebook,

Twitter, and Google have been under fire for failing to consistently

enforce their terms of service agreements with their users.

Honestly, it feels like we've covered at least a hundred stories like this before,

but among the people, mainly on the right, who have been booted from Twitter are people like Gavin McInnis, Alex Jones,

Sargon of a cod, and of course the OG social media dissident Milo Yinopoulos.

And not only were those bands strange considering that none of those people had done

anything outrageous on the platform, but it seems especially

hypocritical to censor mainstream conservative or heck even center left but anti-progressive figures

when the likes of Faricon and Sarah Jong are still going

strong on the same platform as are a plethora of verified lefty Twitter

journalists whose full-time job it is apparently to spew anti-white rhetoric.

Seriously if you guys want to see a double standard is apparently to spew anti-white rhetoric.

Seriously, if you guys want to see a double standard at play, search for verified hate

on Google and you'll see that Twitter's terms of service are pretty lenient when it comes

to hate speech directed at white people or even death threats

as long as they're directed at conservatives.

Facebook similarly has been accused of being a little too quick to lock the accounts of those

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