Yesterday's banned 'misinformation' can be today's retraction
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Go back six months ago and if you were on YouTube, and you were spreading quote unquote, Coronavirus, misinformation, man, they would hammer you. You got d platformed. Instantly, no questions asked
Episode 39: licensed to kill. I love my Fridays. I'm sure all of you knew that just because (approx., from transcript intro) 00:45:42 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
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As fact-checkers retracted their Wuhan lab-leak rulings, Dave pointed out that six months earlier YouTube was instantly deplatforming people for that 'misinformation', sometimes via automated transcription flags with no explanation. Somewhere after 2012 the dialogue shifted from 'it's free speech, deal with it' to believing every word could be moderated.
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Episode 39: licensed to kill. I love my Fridays. I'm sure all of you knew that just because (approx., from transcript intro) 00:51:22 (play audio from this timestamp, opens in a new tab)
at some point between 2012 and now, the dialogue changed from Hey, this is free speech. just deal with it, too. Oh, we can do this. They can moderate every word that comes out of everybody's mouth.
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