Well, maybe not you, but certainly some users.

Last week, PayPal tried to sneak a new clause into its terms and conditions.

It would allow them to confiscate US$2,500 from a user for the act of spreading ‘misinformation’.

No due process. Just at their discretion.

Unfortunately for PayPal, this massive overreach was spotted, and the Twitterverse erupted with people closing their accounts.

PayPal swiftly backtracked and said it was a ‘mistake’, but the damage was done and the intent clear.

They recently partnered with a liberal group to identify and deplatform anyone they deemed ‘extremists’.

This is a dangerous route for society to go down.

Who decides what is free speech and what is prohibited speech?

Remember that an early WikiLeaks was banned in 2011 by Mastercard and Visa for the crime of printing the truth.

Gmail is helping you decide who to vote for in the coming mid-term elections.

They are filtering emails from Republicans into the junk folder while allowing Democrat emails to stay in the inbox.

Facebook routinely filters Republican posts out of your feed while promoting Democrat posts.

I don’t understand why they would be doing this, but the evidence is clear.

No doubt they are manipulating public opinion on a whole range of other issues which is wrong.

You should be allowed to see and hear all sides of an argument and make up your mind based on your beliefs.

These companies are not permitting you to see all arguments, so you cannot make a fully informed decision.

Those decisions affect your life and the whole economy.

I’ve always believed that you have the right to make all the mistakes you choose.

I know I’ve made plenty of mistakes, but I have also made plenty of excellent decisions.

You only have to get 51% correct to have a great time.

But you do have to make decisions often with limited information.

Those big companies have no right to limit your access to information that may help you make better decisions.

Regards,
Brent.

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