Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampall accused President Donald Trump “Government Cenzure” after supporting the companies of social media that broke the so -called “misinformation”.
“In the middle of all the noise, crazy printing is spreading around America. Companies, scientific researchers and Trump’s critics are committed while Magi -eu’s new age movement,” Rampall stated At the beginning of his work on Thursday.
Rampall provoked the idea that Trump is “free speech champion” after signing his “renewal of freedom of speech and ending the federal censorship of” Executive Order, Writing “, in reality, it was the beginning of Orwellian effort to use the wrong things from the Government and the private sector .
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She quoted the “darkening” of the communication of government health agencies, pointing to a CDC that stops her weekly report on morbidity and mortality “, for the first time since 1952,” she said she should have had the latest in bird flu.
“These actions, among other measures that cancel research scholarships and public engagement, seem to be related to the efforts to squeeze out the so -called Wockery of the Government,” Rampall wrote. “State officers were ordered to draw colleagues who could secretly support Dei – or diversity, equality and inclusion – initiatives. The executive order published on Wednesday says that the Government will deny public school financing that teaching concepts such as unconscious bias. ‘”
The Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampall accused President Trump of implementing “Government Cenzure” after expressed support for the suppression of social media on Coidida’s “Disinformation”. (Screen/CNN recording)
Rampall accused Trump’s allies of dealing with “speech and thought, the types of actions for which they once condemned the advanceds,” citing a letter 19 Republican Attorney Generals, writing Costco to end his policies Dei and insist. On social media because he did not change the name of the Mexican Bay to the “American Bay” to Apple Maps.
“But as president, Trump does not need new laws or court decisions to cool the discourse. ABC News And the recent Meta settlements with Trump, as well as Paramount, thinking about a settlement in his lawsuit against CBS News.
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She also flew into a technological billionaire and Trump’s allied Elon Musk, pointing to her own a lawsuit against media to advocate a long -term advocate.
Significantly, Musk hinted at CNN’s lawsuit for defamation earlier this week after Rampell, CNN commentator, accused him of making the gesture of “Sieg Heil” on Trump’s inaugural gathering.
Elon Musk said he had filed a lawsuit for a defamation against CNN after a comment on Rampall, a commentator on CNN, about him on the air. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Before Rampall occupied such a solid position in favor of free speech, she supported the efforts of technological giants to censor “disinformation” associated with the fork.
“Disinformation has been flourishing for many years on Facebook and other web locations. Unlike truth, Lies are unlimited by reality, which means that they can be made as maximally interesting, sexy, scary. In other words, they are optimized to generate traffic, which is accidentally for the lower lines of technological companies, “” Rampell wrote in July 2021. “Whether they are outside the principle or financial staff, technical executives initially said that not in the business of descent of content just because it was false … A intense return blow followed, along with the pressure to recognize the technological companies how their tools exploit the underpass democracy, violence and generally toxic brain;
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Rampall called the executive order of President Trump an executive order for anti -certificate “at the beginning of Orwellian effort to take advantage of the wrong word from the Government ranks and the private sector.” (Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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Rampall cited Facebook removal of “over 18 million cases of Coid-19 disinformation” and “more than 167 million pieces of content of Coidd-19 refused by our Nets of Partners to check the facts” which were then suppressed on the Platform Platform President Biden claimed that they were Companies like Facebook “killed people” because their content has encouraged the vaccine hesitation.
“On the one hand, yes, companies on social networks can absolutely still and have to do more to purify misinformation from their platforms,” Rampall wrote. “But on the other hand: actually to do more to abolish these disinformations challenging. Not because these companies lack workers or technology to identify problematic content; real obstacle is political.”
“Now it could be argued that these technological companies should enhance and impose on moderation policies that they consider to be correct, politically (and perhaps financially) a cursed fall. Maybe these companies could be killed by Republican claims about politically motivated censors and ‘shadow – shadow – Banning ’emphasizing that the right -wing content still dominates the most popular on Facebook.
Rampall did not immediately respond Fox News DigitalRequest for comment.
