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Watching the media cheerlead for censorship is frightening (but explains a lot)

Federal District Judge Terry A. Doughty gave America a gift on Independence Day by "granting a preliminary injunction in Missouri v. Biden, a landmark ruling vindicating freedom of expression for millions of Americans."

The mainstream media immediately declared it a victory for the First Amendment. Just kidding! 

Many media outlets are reporting the story as a blow to the "fight against the spread of misinformation. Here's one example from the New York Times:

This morning I spotted another example in The Hill:

Watching the media take a stand against free speech has been absolutely amazing (not to mention frightening).

The article at The Hill unironically quotes Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about the importance of this administration working with social media companies to tamp down "misinformation": 

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Wednesday that administration officials disagree with the court decision. 

“Our view remains that social media platforms have a critical responsibility to take action or to take account of the effects of their platforms,” Jean-Pierre said, adding that the administration will “continue to be responsible in that way.”

No wonder the media is mostly a lost cause. Think about the lack of awareness that was required for this: "Here's the press secretary who lies constantly talking about the need for this administration to police and censor 'misinformation' online."

Any actual "journalist" would have followed up with a paragraph about why that's as ironic as can be, but not in today's media. The liars are considered the experts and any opinion that runs counter to their desired lib narrative is deemed "misinformation." 

The media doing the bidding of government censors is truly amazing, but it does help explain how things got to this point.

And yet so many in the media obviously believe those same people should be the grand arbiters of truth ("truth" being defined as "whatever the Democrats say it is"). No thanks!

There's a great response to a tweet of mine that explains how this could suddenly backfire (though the Left never seems to think these things through):

If there's a Republican in the White House starting in 2025 and the same kind of thing is still going on, suddenly Dems and the media will be screaming "government censorship!" Too bad none of them seem capable of recognizing the slippery slope they've helped create.

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