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@a1ephy they felt that there was an attack on democracy itself. Its not a case of them going against democracy. These people legitimately thought democracy was in jeopardy and they were cheated of their votes. While Hong Kong fought against communism and for a greater cause. These instances are not the same. One fights against a system that doesnt work for them and the other fights for a system they whole heartedly agree with but felt cheated.

Liberals: "Make the bad orange man go away" Big Tech: "We can do that but at a price" Liberals: "Oh my God, yes! Anything! Just name it" Big tech: "Oh just your unalienable rights including free speech ;)" https://grrrgraphics.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/free_speech_destroyers.jpg

Well. The censorship over Dump is a two-edged blade. In theory, they did it to mitigate future incitements. Cool and all. But in practice, it is an opportunity for them as unofficial politicians, deeming what is morally just or morally bad. Big tech's power is nothing short of scary. It had to be stopped in the past by barring Zuccuck from attaining a monopoly of it.

If you think about it google, amazon, windows, facebook. They literally control the internet. The best example of them exerting force is with parlor. The tiwtter alternative literally eng banned off of google play store, apple store, and then having its servers removed off amazon as well. Because they refused to censor certain things. These dudes literally can shut down the entire internet.

Fortnite is still able to be played on console tho. Parlor isnt, parlor has basically been yeeted off the internet. They cant even use amazon's servers so its not like they can just keep their site running independently online. And google will just remove them off the searches