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Slack.com slash THQ. This is the Friends Vistory Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor. I

welcome the guru of the executive of Truth Social, Devonunas, because Devonunas is running

a social media platform that follows this is going to sound surprising. The freedom of

speech in the First Amendment. He follows it very carefully. No vulgarity, nothing trashy.

Just welcoming all opinions. That used to be an assumption of all social media. No longer.

And I learned in these last days and weeks, thanks to some enterprising journalists led

by Matt Taibi and others, that Twitter, the great social media platform of the early part

of this century, no longer practices the First Amendment or freedom of speech. And there's

no reason to believe other platforms similar. You know them all. The meta, so-called Facebook,

the Instagram, the Google, all of that. No longer follow what we understand to be freedom

of speech. That is the right to get up and say what you want without fear of violence

or censure. Devonun, a very good evening to you. Truth social. I'm certain, because I follow

it, that your participants understand that they now enjoy the freedom of speech. The problem

is that you don't know when it's gone until you're told later on, because you were unaware

in Matt Ta, in Instagram, in LinkedIn, in Twitter itself, that you were being silenced. You,

yourself, were being silenced. Or your opinions were being abridged. Or opinions that were

divergent from Washington's were not being permitted. And you assumed that nobody thought

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