Great discussion this morning with Bruce Fein. Thanks to those who tuned in live and participated in the chat! ICYMI, you can check it out here:

Today's PodChute is the first in our exclusive 'Fein Points' series, featuring internationally renowned constitutional lawyer, scholar and writer, Bruce Fein. Topics: President Trump's claim to presidential immunity, the TikTok ban, and more. Watch here: bitchute.com/video/xlz3uTG5…

Time to expand the list of accepted curse words, 4chan you know what to do.

As history has shown, time and time again, the purpose of all speech laws is to lay the foundation to eventually make it illegal to meme on tyrants.

'We urge our fellow journalists to inform the public accurately about this abuse of fundamental rights. We urge all journalists to speak up in defense of Julian Assange at this critical time.' - sign-on statement here:
speak-up-for-assange.org

Aussie PM frets over funny photoshops, but political satire is centuries old & protected free speech. It keeps leaders honest, lets off steam, & sparks healthy debate. #freedomneedsdisses

Good morning everyone.

Free speech only goes so far on X

8 plus hours later and zero likes with 523 views despite having 22.5k followers.
This is not a free speech site. Accounts are targeted to be stifled and silenced.
'Freedom of speech not reach' is in itself attacking speech by hiding it if it doesn't go along with a narrative.…

Thomas Massie says he's being threatened with a $500 fine by the House Sergeant of Arms if he refuses to delete this post.

Massie currently has the video pinned to his profile.

Don't ever use Reddit again.

Giving countries the authority to censor content beyond their borders is a dangerous notion. From blasphemy laws to varying interpretations of hate speech and misinformation, barely anything of worth would be left.

The last time discussion about the nature of the Earth was banned it was the Spanish Inquisition. If you don't like something just change the channel.

I'm curious, how many Australians agree with this woman?

What are the most censored topics online?

What they do in their own country is their business, but no one elected this politician to police speech in the rest of the world.

This reminds me of WeChat, the Chinese 'super app' that aids the government in managing dissent via social credit. Diversify your platforms; it's risky to rely too heavily on one.