“She (Murphy) was warned multiple times for misgendering an individual,” Gadde said (there is currently a publication ban on the individual in question).
Pool compared and contrasted deplatform artist Oliver Darcy, celebrity troll Kathy Griffin, and many other left-wing Twitter users who were guilty of calling for violence against the Covington Catholic school boys, to Murphy, who simply said “men aren’t women though.” Murphy is the Canadian feminist who was permanently banned for “misgendering.” While characters such as Alex Jones and Milo Yiannopoulos may not garner much sympathy, a situation like Meghan Murphy’s does. Rogan brought up Martina Navratilova, who is currently being harassed for her point of view that biological males should not compete against biological females in athletic competitions.īoth Pool and Rogan brought up deplatforming. The four metrics are: shared attention (whether participants in the conversation are paying attention), shared reality (whether participants in the conversation understand the same context), receptivity (whether participants in the conversation are open to continuing the conversation), and variety of perspective (whether participants in the conversation have a range of opinion). When Pool asked how they determine what is healthy, Dorsey mentioned four metrics that they are working on while conceding that there is much work yet to be done. Pool invoked the Ray Bradbury novel Fahrenheit 451, suggesting that Twitter’s terms of service, which skew toward censorship will lead to totalitarianism.ĭorsey countered that Twitter’s mission was that of creating healthy conversations. And by favoring the ideology of trans people over radical feminists, Twitter was not operating in good faith. Rogan pointed out that the gender debate is a legitimate debate within the liberal and progressive communities. Rogan suggested to Dorsey and Gadde that by choosing to forbid linguistic acts such as “deadnaming” and misgendering” Twitter has, in effect, created a protected class. The guests on the podcast were independent journalist Pool, Twitter boss, Jack Dorsey, and Head of Trust and Safety, Vijaya Gadde.
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So, you’re saying, ‘Your free speech is not as important as the result that I want,’ and so, you’re going to ban people.Today on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast, Tim Pool and Joe Rogan unleashed a torrent of research and specific proof that seemed to confirm that Twitter is censorious, has a bias against conservative users and operates with ideological blinders on. So then, you're making, like, these ideological choices about free speech.
“You guys banned an account for no reason because you thought that that account, which was by a bunch of influential people, influential intellectuals was going to somehow or another take votes away from what you thought was the party that should win. Rogan recounted how the censorship of evolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein’s Unity Party made him reevaluate Big Tech’s biases: Rogan explained “a lot of things have opened my eyes” concerning the severity of Big Tech censorship. It’s going to- It’s a machine it’s Pac-Man.” Rogan also illustrated that Big Tech censors and the left are allied: “The way it censors is always in favor of the left, and the people on the left think that's a good idea, but eventually you can't be left enough.
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