The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1126 - Twitter’s Repulsive Censorship
Oct 29, 2020
Big tech faces intense scrutiny from politicians over censorship practices. An anonymous article from a Trump insider is finally revealed, sparking discussions about credibility. The continuing unrest in Philadelphia showcases the media's bias in reporting violence as protests. There's a deep dive into how social media influences elections and the delicate balance between free speech and content moderation. The podcast critiques the challenges posed by governmental regulations on tech companies and their impact on public discourse.
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Social Media Bias
- Social media companies suppress stories they believe benefit Trump due to the 2016 election outcome.
- Democrats blamed social media for Hillary Clinton's loss, leading to increased censorship.
Hunter Biden Story Suppression
- The New York Post's Hunter Biden email story was banned on Twitter and suppressed on Facebook.
- This suppression lacked evidence of falsehood or Russian disinformation, highlighting election interference.
Dorsey's Bias
- Jack Dorsey's political bias is evident in Twitter's censorship practices.
- Zuckerberg, while not perfect, leans towards free speech more than Dorsey.
