Undercover journalist calls Oregon’s 'hate speech hotline'
February 17, 2025
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🚨 Woke Minority Report? Inside State-Run Bias Reporting Hotlines 🚨 | Just Asking Questions Podcast
Is the government building a "therapeutic surveillance state"? 🤔 On this episode of Just Asking Questions, Aaron Sibarium (Washington Free Beacon) joins Zach Weissmueller and Liz Wolfe (Reason) to discuss shocking new state-run bias reporting hotlines. These systems, which allow people to report neighbors for perceived bias incidents, are raising serious First Amendment concerns.
📞 Hear Aaron’s firsthand experience calling a bias hotline—where subjective feelings seem to trump facts. From potential predictive policing to taxpayer-funded mental health services for bias "victims," we explore how these programs blur the line between free speech and censorship.
🔹 Are we normalizing government-sanctioned snitch lines?
🔹 Do these systems violate free speech protections?
🔹 What’s next for surveillance culture in blue states?
🔥 Watch now and let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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#Reason #FreeSpeech #FirstAmendment #Wokeness #Surveillance #BiasReporting
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