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We are facing an unprecedented corporate tyranny in America
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Credit card companies began to deny service to people buying products leftists dislike, especially guns. In places in which leftists ran gun-sellers out of town, that made it impossible for residents to use the internet for their Second Amendment rights.
Glenn Greenwald, who values freedom and foolishly thought leftism was that path to freedom, understands this, which is why he wrote that "The Threat of Authoritarianism in the U.S. Is Very Real, and Has Nothing to Do with Trump." Instead, the real threat comes from "a few corporate monopolies." |
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| This is true, it is DANGEROUS and everyone on this site needs to inform themself of what's happening, assuming they do not already know. There are going to be very hard times ahead for our liberty if we turn a deaf ear to this. Nothing about this is an accident, it is ALL HAPPENING ACCORDING TO PLAN!!!!!!! |
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