something that is harder to prove, which is that the new changes in the informational landscape are designed specifically to suppress conservative thought, which I don't think is exactly right. I think it's much more that they're looking to try to eliminate speech kind of across the spectrum, you know, including, you know, they'd be like, Jackabin got locked out of its account for a couple of things, you know, before the election. Satire, like, you know, the Babylon B, obviously that's conservative. They've had some issues, but sites like the World Socialist website in those, in some of those hearings, like Google essentially admitted that it had been criticized for deranking the World Socialist website. So I don't think that there's going to be any bipartisan energy that's going to get together to, you know, help prevent the next phasing out of QAnon or the World Socialist website. Like I see that as being opposite to what the kind of bipartisan consensus would do. I bet they are (39/43)
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