Bill C-10 the hill to die on

[Guest]

banned

[blackpowder]

Ok, I'm curious. Who do you have to offend to get banned now?

[Taiga]

Ok, I'm curious. Who do you have to offend to get banned now?

Agstar.
Which is ironic because he/she/it is the worst on here.

[sumdumguy]

I find tyranny quite offensive, just sayin.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Ok, I'm curious. Who do you have to offend to get banned now?

And contrary to popular belief, it isn't me. You can offend me all you like.
At least popular belief amongst big wheel and his various altered egos.

Is burnt actually banned? Or just taking sabbatical as a result of the change in enforcement around here? He has taken sabbaticals before and come back.

[Guest]

says "banned" on his profile
he'd be proud !

[sumdumguy]

That’s Crazy. Maybe the site has been bought out. Be very careful, one never knows.

[littledoggie]

Bill C-11 passes 2nd reading in the Senate 49-19.

That's only 68 out of 105 senators.

[littledoggie]

Opposition to the Trudeau government’s censorship bill is growing.

Over 100,000 Canadians have signed our petition calling on the government to scrap Bill C-11.

Your voice is stronger when speak out with thousands of others.

The battle to defend free speech and our ability to hold the government to account depends on strength in numbers.

This fight is too important to sit on the sidelines.

Bill C-11 would hand bureaucrats the ability to filter what you can see and say online.

That means it will be even harder to hold the government accountable.

Canadian content creators are also warning that Bill C-11 could torpedo their careers.

Regina-born TikTok sensation Tesher says that if Bill C-11 was the law of the land just a few years ago, his career would have ended before it even began.

That’s because Bill C-11 will make it much harder, not easier, for Canadian stars to break through beyond Canada’s borders.

The government’s own rationale for creating this bill – to help Canadian creators – is patently false.

YouTube is warning that if Bill C-11 is “put into practice, this means that when viewers come to the YouTube homepage, they’re served content that a Canadian government regulator has prioritized, rather than content they are interested in.”

You should be able to choose what you want to see and say online. Not a government bureaucrat in Ottawa.

The Senate is considering Bill C-11 right now and you have a chance to tell senators to take a stand and oppose government censorship.

If you stand up and sign our petition, we’ll let you know when thousands of other Canadians are sending a message to senators at key times. You can tell senators you want them to stop the government’s censorship agenda in its tracks.

Could you please sign our petition against government censorship? Your privacy, your right to free speech and your ability to hold the government accountable – it’s all on the line.

You can sign the petition: https://www.taxpayer.com/petitions/stop-ottawa-from-censoring-online-government-accountability

To Prime Minister Justin Trudeau:

Canadians have the right to free speech on social media and online platforms. That right is vital to hold politicians accountable. Legal experts are warning legislation the federal government is proposing will allow bureaucrats to censor the internet.

We, the undersigned, call on the federal government to oppose online censorship legislation.

Sign the petition

Thanks for standing up for taxpayers!

Sincerely,

Jay, Shannon, Todd and the rest of the CTF team
PS: If you have questions about Bill C-11, you’re not the only one. We had a bunch of questions for Professor Michael Geist. He’s the foremost expert on this issue. You can check out our chat with Dr. Geist on our YouTube channel by clicking this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAy9ngO5_0Y

[furrowtickler]

Sounds more like China than a democratic country like Canada

[biglentil]

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