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The U.S. government plans to create a website to host content that is banned in the EU so that European internet users can still view it.

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  • carnage4life@mas.toC This user is from outside of this forum
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    The U.S. government plans to create a website to host content that is banned in the EU so that European internet users can still view it.

    For example, Germany bans Nazi content but now the U.S. government in the name of "free speech" will host that content so Germans can view it online despite it being banned in their country.

    An incredible government y'all voted for.

    reuters.com

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    mattdm@hachyderm.ioM gparenti@mstdn.socialG troi@techhub.socialT caitlyn@mstdn.socialC klausfiend@dcerberus.comK 6 Replies Last reply
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    • carnage4life@mas.toC carnage4life@mas.to

      The U.S. government plans to create a website to host content that is banned in the EU so that European internet users can still view it.

      For example, Germany bans Nazi content but now the U.S. government in the name of "free speech" will host that content so Germans can view it online despite it being banned in their country.

      An incredible government y'all voted for.

      reuters.com

      favicon

      (www.reuters.com)

      mattdm@hachyderm.ioM This user is from outside of this forum
      mattdm@hachyderm.ioM This user is from outside of this forum
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      @carnage4life

      1. "user activity on the site will not be tracked" lol sure

      2. Presumably they will also put Stephen Colbert's Talarico interview on there... right? Right? [Anakin / Padme meme.]

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      • carnage4life@mas.toC carnage4life@mas.to

        The U.S. government plans to create a website to host content that is banned in the EU so that European internet users can still view it.

        For example, Germany bans Nazi content but now the U.S. government in the name of "free speech" will host that content so Germans can view it online despite it being banned in their country.

        An incredible government y'all voted for.

        reuters.com

        favicon

        (www.reuters.com)

        gparenti@mstdn.socialG This user is from outside of this forum
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        gparenti@mstdn.social
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        @carnage4life This is outrageous!

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        • carnage4life@mas.toC carnage4life@mas.to

          The U.S. government plans to create a website to host content that is banned in the EU so that European internet users can still view it.

          For example, Germany bans Nazi content but now the U.S. government in the name of "free speech" will host that content so Germans can view it online despite it being banned in their country.

          An incredible government y'all voted for.

          reuters.com

          favicon

          (www.reuters.com)

          troi@techhub.socialT This user is from outside of this forum
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          @carnage4life One wonders why Trump hates the United States so much and how he found so many other haters to work with his regime. He's been destroying everything good and building up so much that is bad.

          This goes beyond greed. Ego wouldn't explain his cadre of fellow destroyers.

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          • carnage4life@mas.toC carnage4life@mas.to

            The U.S. government plans to create a website to host content that is banned in the EU so that European internet users can still view it.

            For example, Germany bans Nazi content but now the U.S. government in the name of "free speech" will host that content so Germans can view it online despite it being banned in their country.

            An incredible government y'all voted for.

            reuters.com

            favicon

            (www.reuters.com)

            caitlyn@mstdn.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
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            @carnage4life racism - what a hell of a drug.

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            • carnage4life@mas.toC carnage4life@mas.to

              The U.S. government plans to create a website to host content that is banned in the EU so that European internet users can still view it.

              For example, Germany bans Nazi content but now the U.S. government in the name of "free speech" will host that content so Germans can view it online despite it being banned in their country.

              An incredible government y'all voted for.

              reuters.com

              favicon

              (www.reuters.com)

              klausfiend@dcerberus.comK This user is from outside of this forum
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              @carnage4life I heard they're gonna call it "Voice of AmeriKKKa". /s

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              • carnage4life@mas.toC carnage4life@mas.to

                The U.S. government plans to create a website to host content that is banned in the EU so that European internet users can still view it.

                For example, Germany bans Nazi content but now the U.S. government in the name of "free speech" will host that content so Germans can view it online despite it being banned in their country.

                An incredible government y'all voted for.

                reuters.com

                favicon

                (www.reuters.com)

                famousringo@mstdn.caF This user is from outside of this forum
                famousringo@mstdn.caF This user is from outside of this forum
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                @carnage4life ah. So xAI is doing the CSAM stuff in the hopes of getting a government contract for it.

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