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Are You The One That Needs the Government’s Help To Decide What You Read, Hear and See on The Internet?
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 4 February 2020 7:46
I don’t personally but do you? Because the government’s hand picked panel on the future of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter thinks you do. Obviously, they don’t like this messy “free speech” thing in the Charter of Rights.