Macron says the U.S. did not join the dystopian charter against online hate speech Andrew Torba, August 26, 2019August 27, 2019 Share this: I’m feeling a deep sense of pride at the news that the United States of America is refusing to sign a “charter” against “hate speech” online proposed by the French. The “legal reasons” that French President Macron is citing below happens to be that pesky First Amendment. Here in the United States of America we have a right that unfortunately the people of France and other G7 countries do not have: the freedom of expression. As European nations descend into dystopian censorship, let the history books show that the US rejected this nonsense. God Bless America. The United States did not sign up to a charter against online hate speech at the G7 summit for legal reasons, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday after the end of the meeting.“We formalized an agreement for the first time with several Anglo-Saxon and European platforms and with support from nearly all (G7) countries,” Macron told reporters after the summit, which was held in southwestern France.“We had a very good discussion with the United States, which for legal reasons was not able to formalize the agreement on this point,” Macron said, adding he was hopeful it could be done in the coming weeks. Source: Macron says U.S. did not join charter against online hate speech – Reuters Free Speech
Free Speech The Big List of Voter Fraud News And What Can Be Done To #StopTheSteal November 5, 2020November 19, 2020 Share this:Military Ballots Found in the Trash in Pennsylvania—Most Were Trump Votes Arizona Voters File Suit to Restore Their Ballots Cancelled Over Sharpies Michigan USPS Whistleblower Claims Late Ballots Received Backdated Postmarks Read More
Free Speech Conservative Inc And The Deal With The Daily Wire Devil January 20, 2023January 20, 2023 Share this:This week Steven Crowder made headlines for turning down a 50 million dollar term sheet offered by The Daily Wire. The term sheet, which would have forced Steven to sign over his email list, social media accounts, and revenue streams from his Mug Club, among other things from his life’s… Read More
Free Speech Upholding Free Speech Amidst the EU’s DSA Law August 25, 2023August 25, 2023 Share this:Greetings Gab Community, Today, I want to address a matter of utmost importance – the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA) law, its implications, and our stance as a platform committed to protecting free speech. The law goes into effect starting today and Gab will not be complying. Read More