System Update with Glenn Greenwald
As U.S. Censorship Escalates, New Poll Reveals Declining Support for Israel: UNLOCKED Episode
Apr 15, 2025
The podcast dives into the evolving American public opinion on Israel, revealing a growing negativity among diverse demographics. It critiques selective social media policies around hate speech, highlighting the imbalances in protections for different groups. The discussion emphasizes the impact of censorship on free speech, particularly within college campuses, and the risks of labeling dissenters. It showcases significant legal actions against critiques of Israel, showcasing an unsettling trend in public discourse and governmental surveillance.
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- The Department of Homeland Security's new social media scrutiny guidelines raise concerns about government overreach and selective censorship of opinions.
- Dramatic declines in American support for Israel among younger demographics highlight shifting perceptions of U.S. foreign policy and its implications.
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New Homeland Security Guidelines on Social Media
New guidelines from the Department of Homeland Security allow for the scrutiny of social media activity by non-citizens, particularly concerning anti-Semitic views. This policy affects individuals applying for immigration benefits, where social media endorsements of anti-Semitic terrorism may lead to denial of their applications. Concerns were raised about the implications of monitoring social media for opinions, likening it to oppressive practices in other countries. The selective focus on anti-Semitism sparked questions about why similar scrutiny is not applied to other forms of hate speech.
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