“Hate Speech”: Linkedin Disables Air-Force Vet’s Account After Criticizing Loan-Forgiveness
The site declared opposing to the Democratic plan for loan forgiveness to be “hate speech”…
We have discussed the expanding censorship programs at Twitter, Facebook, and other social media. These programs have notably targeted conservative viewpoints on contemporary controversies. Now, LinkedIn has added its company name to this ignoble effort, according to An Air Force veteran whose account was disabled after criticizing the calls for loan forgiveness.
“I am not responsible for your student debt. I grew up in poverty in NC. Ate from a garden, name was on community Angel tree for Christmas, bought clothes from yard sales & if I was lucky, on a rare occasion Sky City. I joined the Air Force then went to college. I made it happen.”
If this is the entirety of the posting, it is hard to imagine a more glaring example of bias and censorship.
Our leaders have contempt for all that is righteous. It’s long since time that we confronted that certainty, and dealt with it.