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PATRICK M. WOOD – TECH TYRANNY: CENSORING CONSERVATIVE VOICES 1 30 21
PATRICK M. WOOD – TECH TYRANNY: CENSORING CONSERVATIVE VOICES 1 30 21
PATRICK M. WOOD – TECH TYRANNY: CENSORING CONSERVATIVE VOICES 1 30 21
Saturday 30th January 2021
Patrick M. Wood discusses tech censorship and a proposed bill to let users sue platforms for silencing them on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Patrick M. Wood on the Battle for Free Speech in the Digital Age
The media giants are causing harm to people left and right...This is wrong, and he should have the right to sue. I think he probably would win if he did too.
Imagine a world where your online voice can be silenced at the whim of tech giants. In this compelling episode of 'American Medicine Today', hosts Kimberly Bermel Benati, Ethan Uecker, and Jeff Wagstaff sit down with Patrick M. Wood, founder and director of Citizens for Free Speech, to unpack the contentious issue of tech censorship. Wood argues that big tech companies, behaving like public utilities, wield too much power over what we see and say online.
He highlights the double standards in content moderation and points to a broader globalist agenda driving these actions. The conversation takes a deep dive into the challenges of balancing free speech with the need for accurate information. Wood discusses a proposed bill that could empower social media users to sue platforms for silencing their voices. This episode isn't just about policy; it's about the fundamental principles of democracy and the future of open discourse.
If you're concerned about the power dynamics in our digital world and what they mean for free speech, this episode is a must-listen. With a mix of serious discussion and moments of levity, 'American Medicine Today' continues to provide thought-provoking content that keeps you informed and engaged.