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0:47Now PlayingIn this short, Andrew Callahan explores how social media censorship, particularly by platforms like Facebook, played a crucial role in the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election. The narrative highlights how banning voices critical of the vaccine and lockdown mandates led many people to view themselves as anti-establishment truth-tellers, thereby gravitating toward figures like Donald Trump. By focusing on the consequences of censorship, this script delves into the connection between being silenced and the rise of Trump as a figure who symbolized truth and justice for those who felt ignored by mainstream platforms.
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