We’ve spent 5 years listening to every election conspiracy that could be linked to Donald Trump’s 2016 victory.
- The Russians did it!
- No, Facebook has gone out of scale!
- Wait… Blame fake news!
Big Tech and other media outlets allow these conspiracies to arise, often when journalists promote them to the public.
Remember The Steele Dossier? What about the Ice Pee?
They were all proven false or inconclusive, but it didn’t stop people from spreading them across the digital landscape. They should also lay out the free-speech principles that make up America.
enter “2000 mules.”
Dinesh D’Souza’s upcoming film suggests a highly staged campaign to tilt the 2020 election for Joe Biden. Early footage was intriguing, and the media did not present the film with the expected fact-checkers.
At least not yet.
The film still faces a huge obstacle moving forward. Until recently, any hint of an unfair 2020 election inspired swift censorship. YouTube often removes clips that touch the subject, even the ones that touch the subject including former President Donald Trump.
That means, in theory, D’Souza’s films could face serious digital hurdles.
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An honest search for information about “2000 Mules” on YouTube turned up no results first page of results. The team behind the film revealed to HiT that they didn’t bother uploading the trailer to YouTube, which is owned by Google.
A small movie like “2000 Mules” will struggle to compete with Hollywood blockbusters. It’s a hard truth that most indie projects face.
For that reason, many independent filmmakers rely on social media to spread the word about their work. Take those backgrounds away, and the filmmaker’s task becomes much more difficult.
That thinking doesn’t take into account Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter earlier this month to awesome 44 billion dollars. Musk insists that he will bring more freedom of speech, not less, to the progressive platform. We’ve seen a number of setbacks from buyouts, from old accounts getting active again to conservatives suddenly experiencing huge ways of new followers.
Controversial “scenes” are no longer censored as before.
Check… Check… Check…
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It also means that “2000 Mules” will get a fair hearing in a space that could make or break its box office success. And, along the way, sharing his election concerns will help millions of open souls who can decide for themselves whether he has a valid stand or President Joe Biden wins a fair victory. and upright.
Disappointment for the film’s digital hopes could spread beyond Twitter.
Will Musk’s all-American spirit cause other platforms to stop censoring stories they don’t like? Can Facebook claim “2000 Mules” as misinformation while news of its findings flourishes on Twitter?
The American people should be the final judge of D’Souza’s arguments. In theory, Musk’s purchase will hopefully materialize.
“2000 Mules” make it virtual launch on May 7.
