Great post!!! It would be awesome if things were as simple and easy as holding Big Gov/Tech responsible for what their users say. Very few people stay open minded to what's being censored, and why. And if such intense censorship was truly effective, then our problems would be improving. Right? Not.

Given my experience with the "Woke crowd," I've come to find that most of them don't have a deeper understanding and context of the ongoing influence of special elite interests controlling government and corporate policies. Reducing our activism to simply blaming captured agencies keeps us from seeing who's really behind the curtain. And a big issue of "Woke" politics is that it furthers division and polarization. Anything that divides us (vs. connects us through the open flow of info) is not an effective call for change.

As Jacques Ellul states, "Propaganda ends where simple dialogue begins."