This is literally step 1 in a dictatorship. Not kidding. Silencing of political opposition and critics in a free democracy? Nah.
this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2025
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Finally! This is what true freedom of speech looks like. Imagine being so free to say things and NEVER have to hear anyone oppose you.
I generally agree, but I think we're already past step 1.
Mussolini would be proud. His teachings are being followed a hundred years after he wrote the book on this topic.
Trump says a lot of things that, if taken in a certain light, can be NCII. Might be a good idea to flag his posts on all platforms so that they can be further investigated by those platforms if this passes.
All with the goal to keep NCII off the internet, of course.
NCII?
From the article:
While the bill is meant to address a serious problem—the distribution of non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII)
Ah, must have missed that. Thanks.
How can the imagery be intimate if it's non-consensual?
Revenge porn