WE THE PEOPLE ASK THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO PROPOSE A NEW ADMINISTRATION POLICY: Petition to Ban Google's Blatant Suppression of Free Speech (pizzagate)

submitted ago by Gbuggers

This relates to pizzagate as google is suppressing pizzagate and taking our first amendment the freedom of speech away. It is discrimination

WE THE PEOPLE ASK THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO PROPOSE A NEW ADMINISTRATION POLICY:

Petition to Ban Google's Blatant Suppression of Free Speech. Sign the petition there are over 60,000 signatures already. https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/petition-ban-googles-blatant-suppression-free-speech

About petition

Google, which controls 67.5% of internet searches in the United States is attempting to silence any voice that doesn't coincide with their political views. This incidentally targets some of the biggest voices in alternative media, such as NaturalNews.com and Infowars.com.

This week Google wiped 140,000 Naturalnews.com articles from its database, prohibiting individuals from viewing the sites webpages if searched. Google sent no prior warning. Natural News has stated that they follow all Google terms of service rules and that they do not condone or endorse any techniques that may manipulate Natural News in the search engines.

This censorship of the Independent Media is a blatant attack on the first amendment rights of users.

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therealkrispy ago

As a supporter of Pizzagate, I still can't sign this petition. It's a matter of constitutionality. Google can do whatever they want as far as I care, and if we try to stop them, we become Europe. Let's not get distracted here.

BethesdaDC ago

Just use another search engine. It's not that difficult to do

remedy4reality ago

Parent company Alphabet has over 200 companies under its control and a half a trillion market cap.

It's a very powerful company especially if it colludes with other corporations to limit free speech. Like now.

therealkrispy ago

I agree, but that doesn't warrant shirking the principles of a free market. Besides, would we stand to benefit from public attention when we've yet to unearth a definitive smoking gun? Now is not the time, more research must be done.

remedy4reality ago

the free market has no principles... you are all celebrating freedom when there is none.