A federal judge yesterday ordered the Biden administration to halt a wide range of communications with social media companies, siding with Missouri and Louisiana in a lawsuit that alleges Biden and his administration violated the First Amendment by colluding with social networks “to suppress disfavored speakers, viewpoints, and content.”

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    Which ones specifically? These are all fairly well known at this point. Let me ask, if I provide them, do you think it would influence you in any way?

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      All of them. If it’s the truth I will see it.

      But be warned. No tabloid or backwater new articles. Actual studies and statements.

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            This comment was unnecessary. There’s no need to be disrespectful, I’ll be home in about 10 hours.

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                  Many people assume the rule traces to “some old studies” on the flu, which found droplets won’t travel further than six feet, Gottlieb said—though research has since shown that Covid-19 can be spread through aerosols, which have the potential to travel many times further than droplets.

                  You didn’t claim otherwise to social distancing. And this has to do with further research giving us better understanding.

                  Especially with people knew with confidence at the time. With everything being hectic.

                  You are still wasting my and everyone’s TIME.

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                    I said that our government (US if that wasn’t clear) wasn’t suggesting solutions to the pandemic solely based on science in many cases. The social distancing mandate was an example of that. Criticism of this (the social distancing/masking solutions, etc.) was silenced and categorized as misinformation. So yes, I did say exactly that here:

                    “They were calling certain things misinformation before they themselves knew. What gives them authority to do this and who actually decides what is true?”