Topic: Stop Hate for Profit
The Stop Hate for Profit campaign seeks to pressure social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to increase censorship of content labeled as “hate speech.” This movement exemplifies how corporate and activist pressures can lead to heightened censorship, undermining free expression and individual liberties. The push for stricter content moderation raises concerns about who defines hate speech and the implications for open dialogue online.
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“Stop Hate For Profit” is trying again in its calls for Facebook censorship
The group wants Facebook to restrict people’s speech.
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Sheryl Sandberg confirms Facebook isn’t afraid to delete the President’s statements
Sandberg described the run up to the election as being a “big task” for Facebook.
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“Prince Harry” calls for more social media censorship
He thinks speech needs to be more regulated.
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Zuckerberg wants AI to pre-emptively remove 99% of “hate speech”
Facebook is already training its AI to censor “hateful memes.”
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Twitter says it will start blocking some links for “hateful conduct”
“Inciting fear” against “protected” groups of people is one of the many things Twitter prohibits under its hateful conduct rules.
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Activists telling companies to boycott Facebook ads are still running Facebook ads themselves
Do as I say, not do as I do.
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Germany thinks Facebook isn’t doing enough to censor “hate speech” and plans to intervene
Stricter regulation could be coming.
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Woke corporate America is becoming a major threat to online speech
? The increased corporate virtue signaling combined with peak cancel culture and media pressure is creating a mass push for…
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CNN accused of activism after it questions brands that haven’t joined Facebook ad boycott
Facebook’s favorable treatment of mainstream media outlets didn’t stop CNN pressuring more brands to join the Facebook ad boycott.
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Despite what the media wants you to believe, social media platforms don’t have a “hate speech” problem
? The data on the supposed hate speech epidemic that’s plaguing social media platforms shows that very few social media…
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YouTube bans Stefan Molyneux for “hate speech” after almost 14 years on the platform
Another YouTube veteran has their content censored.
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Prince Harry and Meghan reportedly lobbying companies to pull ads from Facebook over “hate speech”
The duo are starting a non-profit and appear to want to do what every other non-profit seems to be doing…