Big tech censorship has had an uptick recently. We understand that the platforms are merely political weapons which are turned on those who challenge the Democratic party. Vague references to policy violations are mere plausible deniability. But lately, they aren't even trying with the pretense. Tim Pool - a self-described liberal - had a YouTube video removed for discussing Project Veritas's undercover investigation of the political bias at Pinterest. Black Pigeon Speaks was completely banned from Youtube for apparently no reason at all, but then later re-instated. (Both of them can be found on Bitchute.)
On Reddit, a user was banned for commenting the single word "despite" - a reference to black federal murder statistics. A single word is all it takes. On Twitter, a user was banned for using the word "honk". That's a single syllable! It's meant to reference the Clown World meme, which is a silly way to describe our society's domination by morality inversion (or evil, in the Christian sense). It is not permitted to call our culture a Clown World. It is not permitted to say Honk! Honkers will be banned!! I do get enjoyment out of seeing them attack someone and utterly prove the point being made. It's like when Ilhan Omar said the Jews have a lot of influence, and suddenly every pol and pundit from both sides of the aisle was berating her as anti-Semitic.
It would be interesting to see how far they can push it. Would "hon" get a ban, if it was short for honk? Or maybe just the letter H? It's not stretch, as there was already tremendous success in getting the OK hand gesture turned into a hate meme (and, to a less extent, the thumbs-up). There was some attempt at taking the rainbow back from the gays by calling it a symbol of racial segregation. So far the lefties haven't taken the bait, but I don't think it's been pushed very hard, either.
In a similar vein, a straight pride parade is being planned in Boston, for some time in the fall. The organizers have secured Milo as their grand marshal. Some on the right have complained about having a flamboyant homosexual lead the straight pride parade, but they miss the point, which is to mock gay pride parades. Just as the progs now spiral over innocuous words and gestures, anything to soil their symbols by associating them with Nazis is a good thing. Remember, they stole the rainbow to begin with. Rainbows are for everyone. They are also a symbol of God's covenant not to destroy mankind out of wrath for our wickedness. (In that light, it does make sense why gays would cling to that particular symbol.)
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