The liberal censors at Twitter, who have joined other social media outlets like Facebook in censoring conservative news and thought and defending liberal orthodoxy, have now stooped to censor the victims of Hollywood sexual predator Harvey Weinstein. The latest victim of Big Brother’s wrath is actress and Weinstein victim Rose McGowan:
Rose McGowan had a hold placed on her Twitter account Wednesday night, an act that quickly sparked outrage among the many users who have been following her posts ever since news first broke of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
The actress, who has emerged as a Hollywood voice after finding herself thrust into the center of the developing story of sexual misconduct, harassment and assault allegations against the movie mogul, took to her Instagram and Facebook accounts to relay the news of her suspension, writing cryptically that: “TWITTER HAS SUSPENDED ME. THERE ARE POWERFUL FORCES AT WORK. BE MY VOICE. #ROSEARMY.”…
Since the bombshell accusations, including multiple rape allegations, about Weinstein were reported by the New York Times and The New Yorker, McGowan has used Twitter to excoriate the disgraced producer, as well as board members of The Weinstein Company, including co-founder Bob Weinstein, along with a number of prominent actors, such as Ben Affleck and other “A-list golden boys” who she feels were aware of what was going on….
The Times first reported that McGowan reached a $100,000 settlement with Weinstein after an encounter in a hotel room at the Sundance Film Festival in 1997. McGowan did not participate in the Times exposé but quickly called on the entire TWC board to resign and for Hollywood actors and actresses to speak up. “Men in Hollywood need to change ASAP,” McGowan told THR in an interview over the weekend. “Hollywood’s power is dying because society has changed and grown, and yet Hollywood male behavior has not.”
Twitter most recently exercised its power to censor thought it doesn’t approve of by banning a prolife ad from Tennessee GOP Rep. Marsha Blackburn because it considered Blackburn’s pro-life rhetoric and denunciation of Planned Parenthood “inflammatory”, just as it decided McGowan’s condemnation of Weinstein and the Hollywood culture he represents violated Twitter’s holier-than-thou standards which depend on whose ox is being gored:
Twitter has decided to change course on a controversial Senate campaign advertisement by Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and will allow the ad to run, even though the social network initially claimed it violated ad guidelines.
Blackburn confirmed on Fox News’ “The Story with Martha MacCallum” Tuesday night that Twitter will allow her ad to be promoted on the social media platform.
Twitter said that they made the decision after reconsidering the “context of the entire message,” according to a report by Recode.
Blackburn said she believes Twitter reversed its decision because “the American people rose up.”
“I think what has happened, the American people rose up. They are sick and tired of the liberal elites and the liberal media telling them what they’re going to listen to, and what is going to be pushed forward and broadcast and what is not, and in this example it was Twitter,” Blackburn said.
Twitter has even gone after the likes of the iconic Matt Drudge, former Breitbart news editor Milo Yiannopoulos, and Dilbert creator Scott Adams, as well as engaging in a practice called “shadow banning” to limit the access and exposure of largely conservative accounts.
Milo Yiannopoulos is familiar with the suppression of free speech and the First Amendment by the politically correct left, having a speech at UC Berkeley canceled after violent riots by the politically intolerant left. Pundits have dubbed the suppression of conservative speakers on campus the “heckler’s veto” which allows the arbiters of political correctness to deny a forum to those they disagree with.
Yiannopoulos is also familiar with another form of suppression of free speech, this time in social media forums such as Twitter called “shadow banning.” Tweets of the kind President Trump is famous for are banned from being seen by other than a given account’s followers, limiting visibility. Twitter and its support team claim it is merely spanking temporarily those that violates their rules and terms of service, but Yiannopoulos thinks it is political correctness run amok with the goal of, as at Berkeley and elsewhere, of silencing conservatives:
Rumours that Twitter has begun ‘shadowbanning’ politically inconvenient users have been confirmed by a source inside the company, who spoke exclusively to Breitbart Tech. His claim was corroborated by a senior editor at a major publisher.
According to the source, Twitter maintains a ‘whitelist’ of favoured Twitter accounts and a ‘blacklist’ of unfavoured accounts. Accounts on the whitelist are prioritised in search results, even if they’re not the most popular among users. Meanwhile, accounts on the blacklist have their posts hidden from both search results and other users’ timelines….
The pattern of shadowban reports, which skews towards the alt-right, the populist right, and cultural libertarians, follows close on the heels of Twitter’s establishment of a “Trust and Safety Council” packed with left-wing advocacy groups, as well as Islamic research centre the Wahid Institute….
With shadowbans now confirmed by an inside source, there is little room for doubt that the platform is intent on silencing conservatives. Furthermore, it has demonstrated a complete lack of regard for transparency, concealing its shadowbanning system from users and hiding its political bias behind a veneer of opposition to online abuse….
Yes, it is Twitter’s sandbox and, yes, there are spammers uninterested in any real dialogue. Yes, there are porn bots and photos any reasonable person would find offensive. There are Twitter equivalents to yelling “fire” in a crowded theatre. But Twitter has gone beyond enforcing rules of civility to enforcing its view of political correctness, punishing conservatives who use social media, particularly those who are good at it.
Even Matt Drudge found himself caught up in Twitter’s censorship, further confirming the fact that Twitter shadow bans those on the right side of the political spectrum. As Breitbart reported:
Earlier today, users on Twitter reported that tweets from the official account of the Drudge Report were being hidden from users behind a “sensitive content” filter.
A screenshot published on the British news site Westmonster revealed the filtering of the Drudge Report, one of the largest and highest-profile conservative sites on the web….
The censorship was lifted later in the day, and tweets from the Drudge Report are now visible, even when users opt-in to Twitter’s “sensitive content” filtering. However, Twitter has not explained why the Drudge Report was placed behind the filter in the first place, and has not responded to a request for comment from Breitbart News at this time.Twitter started experimenting with labelling entire user accounts as “sensitive” earlier this month. Recently, we reported that the social media company is using IBM’s “Watson” supercomputer to identify “abusive” accounts on Twitter. Twitter’s bias against conservatives is well-known. The company frequently bans or locks the accounts of conservative users who have not broken its terms of service, while allowing threats of violence against the President and First Lady to run rampant on the platform.
Indeed, with Twitter it depends on whose ox is being gored. Is Scott Adams, the creator of the cultural icon of all cubicle dwellers, Dilbert, a Twitter troll or spammer of offensive tweets? Or was it his support of Donald Trump that got him in Twitter’s censorship crosshairs? In a blog post, Adams suggested that Twitter has shadow banned him and other conservatives for political reasons:
The Constitution guarantees every citizen the right of free speech. But what happens when the most effective channels for that speech are corporations such as Twitter and Facebook? Does the government have an obligation to make sure those companies are not limiting free speech for some classes of users?…
…shouldn’t the federal government get involved if a few monopoly corporations start to control the national conversation by filtering out voices that disagree with them?
That seems to be the situation right now. For example, Twitter is apparently “shadowbanning” me because of my past Trump tweets, or so I assume. That means my tweets only go out to a subset of my followers. The rest don’t know I tweeted. My followers tell me this is the case. They have to visit my timeline to see my tweets….
I can’t be 100% sure that Twitter is shadowbanning me to limit my political speech. They might have a bug in their system, for example. But it would be a big coincidence if they are not, given how many Trump supporters were targeted by Twitter in the past year.
Twitter’s alleged standards are really rules designed to enforce political correctness and those whose accounts are shadow banned or suspended are more likely to be Twitter victims due to their effectiveness rather than offensiveness.
Unlike Hollywood hypocrites like Ashley Judd and other actresses who sold their souls to Harvey Weinstein in exchange for their career success, Rose McGowan is not being silent. She has attacked those hypocrites who, while attacking President Trump for his alleged callousness and sexist attitude towards women as a result of the Access Hollywood tape, kept silent about Harvey Weinstein and his very real war on women.
Hopefully Rose McGowan and others who have been silenced for various offenses against political correctness and liberal orthodoxy will have their voices restored. Twitter has to decide whether the sensitivities of sexual predators and their defenders are more important than proclaiming the truth about them. And if prolife views are inflammatory, Twitter’s standards and rules need serious revision.
Daniel John Sobieski is a freelance writer whose pieces have appeared in Investor’s Business Daily, Human Events, Reason Magazine and the Chicago Sun-Times among other publications.
The liberal censors at Twitter, who have joined other social media outlets like Facebook in censoring conservative news and thought and defending liberal orthodoxy, have now stooped to censor the victims of Hollywood sexual predator Harvey Weinstein. The latest victim of Big Brother’s wrath is actress and Weinstein victim Rose McGowan:
Rose McGowan had a hold placed on her Twitter account Wednesday night, an act that quickly sparked outrage among the many users who have been following her posts ever since news first broke of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
The actress, who has emerged as a Hollywood voice after finding herself thrust into the center of the developing story of sexual misconduct, harassment and assault allegations against the movie mogul, took to her Instagram and Facebook accounts to relay the news of her suspension, writing cryptically that: “TWITTER HAS SUSPENDED ME. THERE ARE POWERFUL FORCES AT WORK. BE MY VOICE. #ROSEARMY.”…
Since the bombshell accusations, including multiple rape allegations, about Weinstein were reported by the New York Times and The New Yorker, McGowan has used Twitter to excoriate the disgraced producer, as well as board members of The Weinstein Company, including co-founder Bob Weinstein, along with a number of prominent actors, such as Ben Affleck and other “A-list golden boys” who she feels were aware of what was going on….
The Times first reported that McGowan reached a $100,000 settlement with Weinstein after an encounter in a hotel room at the Sundance Film Festival in 1997. McGowan did not participate in the Times exposé but quickly called on the entire TWC board to resign and for Hollywood actors and actresses to speak up. “Men in Hollywood need to change ASAP,” McGowan told THR in an interview over the weekend. “Hollywood’s power is dying because society has changed and grown, and yet Hollywood male behavior has not.”
Twitter most recently exercised its power to censor thought it doesn’t approve of by banning a prolife ad from Tennessee GOP Rep. Marsha Blackburn because it considered Blackburn’s pro-life rhetoric and denunciation of Planned Parenthood “inflammatory”, just as it decided McGowan’s condemnation of Weinstein and the Hollywood culture he represents violated Twitter’s holier-than-thou standards which depend on whose ox is being gored:
Twitter has decided to change course on a controversial Senate campaign advertisement by Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and will allow the ad to run, even though the social network initially claimed it violated ad guidelines.
Blackburn confirmed on Fox News’ “The Story with Martha MacCallum” Tuesday night that Twitter will allow her ad to be promoted on the social media platform.
Twitter said that they made the decision after reconsidering the “context of the entire message,” according to a report by Recode.
Blackburn said she believes Twitter reversed its decision because “the American people rose up.”
“I think what has happened, the American people rose up. They are sick and tired of the liberal elites and the liberal media telling them what they’re going to listen to, and what is going to be pushed forward and broadcast and what is not, and in this example it was Twitter,” Blackburn said.
Twitter has even gone after the likes of the iconic Matt Drudge, former Breitbart news editor Milo Yiannopoulos, and Dilbert creator Scott Adams, as well as engaging in a practice called “shadow banning” to limit the access and exposure of largely conservative accounts.
Milo Yiannopoulos is familiar with the suppression of free speech and the First Amendment by the politically correct left, having a speech at UC Berkeley canceled after violent riots by the politically intolerant left. Pundits have dubbed the suppression of conservative speakers on campus the “heckler’s veto” which allows the arbiters of political correctness to deny a forum to those they disagree with.
Yiannopoulos is also familiar with another form of suppression of free speech, this time in social media forums such as Twitter called “shadow banning.” Tweets of the kind President Trump is famous for are banned from being seen by other than a given account’s followers, limiting visibility. Twitter and its support team claim it is merely spanking temporarily those that violates their rules and terms of service, but Yiannopoulos thinks it is political correctness run amok with the goal of, as at Berkeley and elsewhere, of silencing conservatives:
Rumours that Twitter has begun ‘shadowbanning’ politically inconvenient users have been confirmed by a source inside the company, who spoke exclusively to Breitbart Tech. His claim was corroborated by a senior editor at a major publisher.
According to the source, Twitter maintains a ‘whitelist’ of favoured Twitter accounts and a ‘blacklist’ of unfavoured accounts. Accounts on the whitelist are prioritised in search results, even if they’re not the most popular among users. Meanwhile, accounts on the blacklist have their posts hidden from both search results and other users’ timelines….
The pattern of shadowban reports, which skews towards the alt-right, the populist right, and cultural libertarians, follows close on the heels of Twitter’s establishment of a “Trust and Safety Council” packed with left-wing advocacy groups, as well as Islamic research centre the Wahid Institute….
With shadowbans now confirmed by an inside source, there is little room for doubt that the platform is intent on silencing conservatives. Furthermore, it has demonstrated a complete lack of regard for transparency, concealing its shadowbanning system from users and hiding its political bias behind a veneer of opposition to online abuse….
Yes, it is Twitter’s sandbox and, yes, there are spammers uninterested in any real dialogue. Yes, there are porn bots and photos any reasonable person would find offensive. There are Twitter equivalents to yelling “fire” in a crowded theatre. But Twitter has gone beyond enforcing rules of civility to enforcing its view of political correctness, punishing conservatives who use social media, particularly those who are good at it.
Even Matt Drudge found himself caught up in Twitter’s censorship, further confirming the fact that Twitter shadow bans those on the right side of the political spectrum. As Breitbart reported:
Earlier today, users on Twitter reported that tweets from the official account of the Drudge Report were being hidden from users behind a “sensitive content” filter.
A screenshot published on the British news site Westmonster revealed the filtering of the Drudge Report, one of the largest and highest-profile conservative sites on the web….
The censorship was lifted later in the day, and tweets from the Drudge Report are now visible, even when users opt-in to Twitter’s “sensitive content” filtering. However, Twitter has not explained why the Drudge Report was placed behind the filter in the first place, and has not responded to a request for comment from Breitbart News at this time.Twitter started experimenting with labelling entire user accounts as “sensitive” earlier this month. Recently, we reported that the social media company is using IBM’s “Watson” supercomputer to identify “abusive” accounts on Twitter. Twitter’s bias against conservatives is well-known. The company frequently bans or locks the accounts of conservative users who have not broken its terms of service, while allowing threats of violence against the President and First Lady to run rampant on the platform.
Indeed, with Twitter it depends on whose ox is being gored. Is Scott Adams, the creator of the cultural icon of all cubicle dwellers, Dilbert, a Twitter troll or spammer of offensive tweets? Or was it his support of Donald Trump that got him in Twitter’s censorship crosshairs? In a blog post, Adams suggested that Twitter has shadow banned him and other conservatives for political reasons:
The Constitution guarantees every citizen the right of free speech. But what happens when the most effective channels for that speech are corporations such as Twitter and Facebook? Does the government have an obligation to make sure those companies are not limiting free speech for some classes of users?…
…shouldn’t the federal government get involved if a few monopoly corporations start to control the national conversation by filtering out voices that disagree with them?
That seems to be the situation right now. For example, Twitter is apparently “shadowbanning” me because of my past Trump tweets, or so I assume. That means my tweets only go out to a subset of my followers. The rest don’t know I tweeted. My followers tell me this is the case. They have to visit my timeline to see my tweets….
I can’t be 100% sure that Twitter is shadowbanning me to limit my political speech. They might have a bug in their system, for example. But it would be a big coincidence if they are not, given how many Trump supporters were targeted by Twitter in the past year.
Twitter’s alleged standards are really rules designed to enforce political correctness and those whose accounts are shadow banned or suspended are more likely to be Twitter victims due to their effectiveness rather than offensiveness.
Unlike Hollywood hypocrites like Ashley Judd and other actresses who sold their souls to Harvey Weinstein in exchange for their career success, Rose McGowan is not being silent. She has attacked those hypocrites who, while attacking President Trump for his alleged callousness and sexist attitude towards women as a result of the Access Hollywood tape, kept silent about Harvey Weinstein and his very real war on women.
Hopefully Rose McGowan and others who have been silenced for various offenses against political correctness and liberal orthodoxy will have their voices restored. Twitter has to decide whether the sensitivities of sexual predators and their defenders are more important than proclaiming the truth about them. And if prolife views are inflammatory, Twitter’s standards and rules need serious revision.
Daniel John Sobieski is a freelance writer whose pieces have appeared in Investor’s Business Daily, Human Events, Reason Magazine and the Chicago Sun-Times among other publications.
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Trump's Syria Attack: Praiseworthy or Bad Precedent?
Texas mom left tots in hot car to die, ignored cries, sheriff says
Obama to reassure U.S. allies about Trump's commitment to NATO
MEDIA BLOODBATH: 7,600 JOBS LOST IN '19…
Inside one of worst years in media history: 7,200 jobs axed, billions in value shed…
Benghazi Liar Adam Schiff Slimes Devin Nunes
Former DNC chair blasts Jill Stein's 'waste of time' recount push
Man kills woman and her mother before fleeing with two children and shooting self during police chase
Dramatic rescue of toddler, baby caught on video
Rape Isn't a Game, Senator Murray
Iran starts key step in building 2nd nuke power plant…
Frank Deford, longtime sports commentator, dead at 78 – John Noakes, Blue Peter presenter, dead at 83
Smithsonian Magazine Exhumes Joe Pyne to Attack Today's Conservative Talkers
Tokyo mall has light-up façade
School Choice: Matt Damon Elevates Hypocrisy to an Art Form
Family, friends hold funeral for Facebook shooting victim
Aaron Hernandez received dozens of violations during time in Massachusetts prison, records show – Hernandez's fiancee thought suicide was a 'hoax'
Texas church bus crash: Truck driver admitted texting, taking medication before accident, records say
Can Tiger Woods catch Nicklaus? He's got a shot…
Stop wasting money on food
Trump versus Bannon: Is Trump Right?
The Left's Long Goodbye
Mississippi girl helps deliver baby brother
American Jews and Inconsistency on Immigration
'IT'S A BAD DEAL' US refuses to add sailors' names to Vietnam Memorial
Mexican state attorney general arrested in San Diego on drug charges
Police mocked in fake street signs illegally installed in Twin Cities
Lockheed CEO offers 'personal commitment' to cut F-35 cost
Cosa Sinistra: The Left as Crime Family
GOP lawmaker: Establish 'guide rails' for Trump's Twitter usage
Cub Scout saves choking mom one month after dad's tragic death – Preschooler who comforted terminally ill infant brother mourns tragic loss
Teacher's 'most likely to become a terrorist' award for student draws backlash
Two marines at San Diego air station seriously burned after explosion
Man on stolen dirt bike killed after owner chases him down in van, police say
South Korea to hold vote in May to pick ousted President Park Geun-hye's successor
NYC Coffee Startup Tamps Down Bro Culture by Hiring Philosopher…
Clooney has big news
Biden blasts Trump for 'stroking our darkest emotions'
Statue of Liberty goes dark due to 'unplanned outage'
'Not enough coffins' after deadly Taliban attack on Afghanistan army base – Taliban’s surprise attack forced 30 coalition troops to ‘shelter in place’
Father's Day gift guide
Donald Trump's True Nature
TROUBLES: California's OC WEEKLY Shuts Down After 24 Years in Print…
Chasing Windmills with Deadly Consequences
Why Leftists Hate Masculinity
White House press slams Spicer for invite-only briefing
FOX NEWS POLL: Trump approval down, voters support special counsel on Russia investigation
MS-13 gang member wanted in 2 Texas murders captured in Virginia – VIDEO: What is MS-13?
BREAKING NEWS House passes Republicans' latest bid to overhaul ObamaCare, 217 to 213
SEIU's 'Fight for $15' a flop, despite spending $90 million
The Left's Objective in Its War on the NRA
Blacks, Crime, and the Bended Knee
Jimmy Kimmel: 'We have no tolerance for fake news' at the Oscars
Why Trump’s Tax Returns Never Really Mattered in the First Place
Clifton James, sheriff in 2 James Bond films, dies at 96
'JUSTICE WITH JUDGE JEANINE': Sessions says he will battle sanctuary city leaders 'every step of the way'
Studies predict half will lose job to robot…
Pennsylvania politicos gather to analyze the election
Living with Anti-Semitism in America
Record 75-foot wave off California coast was produced by big storm…
GOP congressman disappointed by Trump's TPP decision, but encouraged by regulation cuts
Sanctuary city standoff looms as ICE director vows agent surge
Ellen DeGeneres talks about coming out: 'I wish I would've done it sooner'
Swiss Village Says 'Yes' to 2,500-Franc a Month Free Money Trial…
Soldier killed by explosive device is third US combat death this week in Iraq and Afghanistan
CLAIMS QUESTIONED Woman accused of making up alleged sex attacks
Could 2017 finally be the year of the Constitution?
Maryland school aide with HIV accused of sex assault, faces 119 counts
Senate Democrats threaten government shutdown amid Trump budget wishlist – GOP lawmaker says America doesn't need 'somebody else's babies'
Rolling back environmental regulations will shore up economy, experts say
FOXNEWS hosts on stage for president…
The Loser of the Week Wasn't Kushner or Seuss, but the Media
Family dog wakes up owners during home fire in Minnesota
US applications for New Zealand citizenship jump 70 percent
Top Missouri official: If we tell Trump his dad loved him, he won't 'act out'
Hunger strike puts jailed Palestinian in spotlight
TODD STARNES: Catholic school hit for canceling LGBT play for 5-year-olds – STARNES: Public school halts Bible club
Our ‘Cold Civil War’
While Percherons Graze, Mueller Perfects Whetstone Grinding
Senate Dems enter 2018 cycle $20 million in debt
Conway: Washington's not 'accustomed' to a 'brilliant businessman'
Trump travel ban: Bill Clinton-appointed judges to decide Hawaii appeal
North Korea possibly behind unprecedented global cyberattack, researchers say – WannaCry ransomware hits 'limited number' of US companies, DHS official says – A look at other major cyber breaches, hackings
Harvey Weinstein, Socialism, and Mass Murder
STUDY: Children Read More In Presence Of Dogs…
Ex-union leader calls for state waivers from labor laws
Update: Police arrest knife attack suspect on DC Metro
Imagine the Left Treating Freedom of Speech as It Treats 'Gun Rights'
Alligator 'intruder' lays claim to South Carolina family's porch
Oregon police dog takes down 3 suspects in 90 minutes
Charlie Gard dies in hospice after legal battle
Philadelphia mom spends $25G on camel, sand, cars for son's prom
House GOP poised to re-elect Ryan but holdouts remain for January
300 companies, Carrier prod Senate to support Trump's energy nominee
Hobby Lobby to pay $3M to settle claim it bought smuggled Iraqi artifacts
Trump signs order to clamp down on foreign bidders, enforce 'buy American' policy – Trump's snap-on visit will tout buy American, hire American agenda – DNC chair slams Trump's 'buy American' order: 'Start with own damn businesses'
Kansas students who uncovered principal's secret invited to White House Correspondents' Dinner
The Rage of Islam
Swinger party goes bad as 'jealous' wife attacks hubby with minivan…
Melania’s very own wine?
Health Insurance or Medical Care?
Cops: Security guard had sex with female corpse at Memphis hospital…
The Escalating Costs of Higher Edumacation
Boys' Town and the Conspiracy of Silence
Gulf of Aqaba Treaty: a Saudi Repudiation of the Camp David Accords
How Eva stays slim at 42
