[NEWS] New Executive Order on Preventing Online Censorship

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After Twitter decided to fact check one of Annoying Orange's tweets, he went out and signed this executive order.

What does everyone think of this? Good, bad? Was it rushed? Is it actually enforceable?

Annoying Orange angy because a computer said fake news

There's a point to be made about monopolistic social media platforms like Twitter and YouTube holding a massive share of public opinion and speech. It gives a lot of political power to the people that run these websites which may not be in our best interest. It probably should be regulated in some way, I agree with that much, but I don't know how you'd go about it.

This is how come other contries make jokes about america




This dude is the head of social integrity or whatever at Twitter - so yeah, an order like this might be a good thing when there is clear bias among social media staff in high authority lol

There's a point to be made about monopolistic social media platforms like Twitter and YouTube holding a massive share of public opinion and speech. It gives a lot of political power to the people that run these websites which may not be in our best interest. It probably should be regulated in some way, I agree with that much, but I don't know how you'd go about it.
the EO has a clause about how hes angry at schiff

the government is encroaching and dictating how a private business should handle their own consumers.

the government is encroaching and dictating how a private business should handle their own consumers.
it's all about freedom of the private sector until the white house gets triggered

lol Annoying Orange's mad

some people consider graffiti a form of communication and artistic sharing. the neighborhood bakery down the block views the graffiti on it's wall as a distraction that will take away from or improperly reflect the bakery's intended goals. some neighborhood vandals spray painted "BREAD IS AWESOME!" on the wall along with a really detailed and beautiful loaf of bread, fresh out of the oven. the bakery, although disapproving of this,  sees this contribution as a much needed outreach to customers. everyone in the neighborhood now knows the bakery as the BREAD IS AWESOME! store and tourists are intrigued by the flashy graffiti and decide to go in for a baguette. the bakers are amazed at the jump in sales and now consider this street art as a legitimate marketing asset and want to encourage it more.

the bakers are ecstatic. by chance, the CEO of BreadTecTM happens to pass by and, upon seeing the colorful art on the store wall, immediately storms inside and offers the bakers a lucrative business deal. Bread Is Awesome!TM has to sell BreadTecTM-certified croissants in their store, and in exchange, BreadTecTM will give them a million dollars every year. suddenly, our little neighborhood bakery has turned into full blown bread restaurant, where everyone in a 5 mile radius now buys their bread. they sell every bread ever created in the history of man, including BreadTecTM-certified baguettes. everyone is really happy and rich.

some people consider graffiti a form of distraction and offense. one day the bakers walk down the block to open up their booming bakery business. to their horror, someone has spray painted over the front entrance door- "OUR BREAD IS MOLDY" with a visceral picture of bread oozing puss. the elderly regulars walking over to the bakery to buy their daily brioche notice the vile graffiti. 'no... this cannot be... your bread is moldy!!!' the wife cries in terror before she faints into her elderly husband's arms, after which he dies of a heart attack on the spot. news spreads around the globe that BREAD IS AWESOME! has been selling moldy bread this whole time. almost immediately their stocks drop to record lows as every trader on the wall street trading floor immediately breaks down in tears. BreadTecTM withdraws their funding and cuts association completely with BREAD IS AWESOME! in fear that they too will be known as the bread tycoon that sells moldy bread.

the bakers are furious. they whip out their sledgehammers and prepare to pulverize the front door. right as they begin their swing, a black government car veers into the sidewalk and out steps The Literal President Of The United States, Donald Annoying Orange. he snaps his finger and the sledgehammers instantly turn to dust. "No censoring freedom of speech" he says with a smirk as he whips out a can of paint and draws a cartoon snake on the store sign. he then promptly steps back into the vehicle and it departs. BREAD IS AWESOME! goes out of business and is forever known as The Moldy Bread snake Store That Killed Some Old People

the bakers then commit Self Delete shortly after. everyone is really dead and broke. the end.
« Last Edit: May 28, 2020, 10:42:30 PM by PhantOS »


so thats how babyrage in legalese looks like


While I think it's handicapped Annoying Orange took this long to act against social media censoring us I think it's handicapped he only acted because social media censored him. This stuff should have been enacted a long time ago.

the government is encroaching and dictating how a private business should handle their own consumers.

Shut the forget up because the same government has been censoring our freedom of speech through social media.

Because they found out they can't remove the 1st amendment so they realized they can censor our speech through social media.


And let's be fair here, facebook, youtube, twitter, etc are loving corporate giants. Some businesses can only function with these corporate giants. So the fact that they are censoring our freedom of speech is devastating and should not loving stand.

If those corporate social media giants really are the public space they claim they are then they shouldn't be censoring our loving speech like this.