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Even though Affirmative Right has existed as a heavily shadow-banned but almost purely intellectual site for all of its nearly nine years on Blogger, we have sometimes been subjected to DIRECT ACTS OF CENSORSHIP from Blogger. Yes, articles have been arbitrarily removed for unspecified reasons.
Blogger merely tells us we have committed "hate speech" but always without quoting the examples. No doubt to do so would make them appear ridiculous, as most of their "thought policing" is done with low-cost unsophisticated bots or cheap Indian labour, cross-referenced with poorly compiled data from overfunded hate groups like the ADL and the SPLC.
Blogger merely tells us we have committed "hate speech" but always without quoting the examples. No doubt to do so would make them appear ridiculous, as most of their "thought policing" is done with low-cost unsophisticated bots or cheap Indian labour, cross-referenced with poorly compiled data from overfunded hate groups like the ADL and the SPLC.
The latest article to fall foul of the censors in this way is James's Lawrence's critique of democracy "Embrace the Black Pill."
Rather than being some sort of call to engage in mass shootings, as Blogger seem to think, this is a merely a harmless intellectual piece calling into question the efficacy of voting in a deeply compromised pseudo-democratic system.
Rather than being some sort of call to engage in mass shootings, as Blogger seem to think, this is a merely a harmless intellectual piece calling into question the efficacy of voting in a deeply compromised pseudo-democratic system.
Anyone wishing to comb through the article for "potential incitements to violence" or "dehumanising language engaged in with a view to promoting genocide" can freely view the piece on another site.
3rd of October: After an appeal to Blogger, James Lawrence's article has been restored. Yes, sometimes the bots are overruled.
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3rd of October: After an appeal to Blogger, James Lawrence's article has been restored. Yes, sometimes the bots are overruled.
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4th of October: James Lawrence's article has been "re-removed," LOL. Really, this level of indecision from Blogger is a bad look and may effect the company's share price.
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