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that's pretty ironic coming from someone so desperately trying to force his strawmen into this conversation, and also outright suggesting it's not even a big deal. remember what your direct reply to the rising threats against journalists was? let me help you out:

"if my dog humps his toy 3 times this week and 7 times next week it is an alarming and increasing trend to some, to others it's still a dog humping a toy tho."

your apologetic rhetoric could not be more obvious, and those posts won't go away for a while - your cringeworthily unoriginal NPC memes and desperate deflections can't make them disappear either...

just because YOU are too unsophisticated to distinguish between my claim that on THIS issue you're clearly trying to make trump look better, and an imaginary claim that you always did that, doesn't mean it's true. you will find as much proof for that as for your lie about my alleged equation of trump's and putin's treatment of the press, another point you completely dodged ever since i challenged you to provide proof for that moronic claim. you're basically doing EXACTLY what you accuse me of and you hilariously don't even realise it.
you're upset about things i never said or even suggested, and argue against points that no one ever made. you're about as smart as exshillence, endlesscry, or bi-ghot, but unlike them you think you're actually making sense or coherent arguments, which is incredibly amusing to me...

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A CHILDREN’S SPEECH PATHOLOGIST who has worked for the last nine years with developmentally disabled, autistic, and speech-impaired elementary school students in Austin, Texas, has been told that she can no longer work with the public school district, after she refused to sign an oath vowing that she “does not” and “will not” engage in a boycott of Israel


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Thousands of low-wage workers in “censorship factories” trawl the online world for forbidden content, where even a photo of an empty chair could cause big trouble.

Li Chengzhi had a lot to learn when he first got a job as a professional censor.

Like many young people in China, the 24-year-old recent college graduate knew little about the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. He had never heard of China’s most famous dissident, Liu Xiaobo, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate who died in custody two years ago.

Now, after training, he knows what to look for — and what to block. He spends his hours scanning online content on behalf of Chinese media companies looking for anything that will provoke the government’s wrath. He knows how to spot code words that obliquely refer to Chinese leaders and scandals, or the memes that touch on subjects the Chinese government doesn’t want people to read about.

Mr. Li, who still has traces of youthful acne on his face, takes his job seriously. “It helps cleanse the online environment,” he said.

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