The platform suppressed true information from doctors and public-health experts that was at odds with U.S. government policy, exactly as we allege in our Missouri v. Biden lawsuit.
If my hunch is correct, Elon Musk is poised to expose the well-kept secret that most social media platforms are operating on U.S. government tech infrastructure and indirect subsidy. Let that sink in.
The U.S. technology system, the assembled massive system of connected databases and server networks, is the operating infrastructure that offsets the cost of Twitter to run their own servers and database. The backbone of Twitter is the United States government.
Kulldorff's statement is completely reasonable. It should have been our approach in this country without question. I coach swimming for children and appalled by the number of kids who've gotten the shot. They were getting the booster this fall! I had COVID before the shots were approved and would tell people I didn't need it. Some would try to explain to me that the jab works better than natural immunity. Where did they get that idea? We needed to let the healthy portion of our population get sick and build "real" heard immunity. Every incidence of myocarditis in children could have been avoided.
It seems like the entire Twitter staff is high on their own power. I suppose it's nice they gave free speech a millisecond of thought in the beginning, at least. But we can't ever count on them to be or become truly critically thinking. Their generation was never taught how to be. Nor will they ever defy the pandemic policies of their myopic, self-righteous political party. And I say this as a mostly-left political orphan who's now totally disillusioned with my lifelong [former] party.
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2022/04/17/jacks-magic-coffee-shop/
If my hunch is correct, Elon Musk is poised to expose the well-kept secret that most social media platforms are operating on U.S. government tech infrastructure and indirect subsidy. Let that sink in.
The U.S. technology system, the assembled massive system of connected databases and server networks, is the operating infrastructure that offsets the cost of Twitter to run their own servers and database. The backbone of Twitter is the United States government.
Kulldorff's statement is completely reasonable. It should have been our approach in this country without question. I coach swimming for children and appalled by the number of kids who've gotten the shot. They were getting the booster this fall! I had COVID before the shots were approved and would tell people I didn't need it. Some would try to explain to me that the jab works better than natural immunity. Where did they get that idea? We needed to let the healthy portion of our population get sick and build "real" heard immunity. Every incidence of myocarditis in children could have been avoided.
It seems like the entire Twitter staff is high on their own power. I suppose it's nice they gave free speech a millisecond of thought in the beginning, at least. But we can't ever count on them to be or become truly critically thinking. Their generation was never taught how to be. Nor will they ever defy the pandemic policies of their myopic, self-righteous political party. And I say this as a mostly-left political orphan who's now totally disillusioned with my lifelong [former] party.