Civil Liberties Supporters Sue Trudeau’s Government for Freezing Bank Accounts
People are pushing back.
People are pushing back.
The justices appeared receptive to the government’s argument that “persuading” private parties to remove content doesn’t violate the First Amendment.
The invasive attack on civil liberties is also accused of being a waste of public resources.
Another agency turning its attention to online speech.
The group says memes are “health disinformation super-spreaders” and complains that they can “evade fact checkers and content moderators.”
Some are raising fears that those who criticize the Covid-19 vaccine could face three years in prison or a $48,500 fine.
Murthy v. Missouri is the biggest online censorship case of our time.
A preliminary injunction prohibits the Biden administration from pressuring social media companies to suppress online speech.
Trudeau’s authoritarian overreach, which a court ruled was unconstitutional, is being challenged by the victims of his actions.