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17:43Now Playing"What would happen to free speech if Elon Musk bought Twitter?" This report from NPR is not concerned about preserving free speech, as the title may imply. Instead, it's one of many warnings from NPR about the dangers of free speech.
Peter Boghossian and Matt Thornton analyze the biased tools that NPR uses to promote speech suppression, invoking the specter of a pornographic, hate-fueled, dystopian Twitterverse under Musk's leadership. As expected, NPR discards journalist integrity by puppeteering arguments defending free speech rather than inviting a conversation with an actual free speech advocate.
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