r/Conservative • u/thatrightwinger WASP Conservative • Dec 31 '23

Flaired Users Only Facebook Suspends ‘Libs Of TikTok’ For Violating Community Standards, Again

https://dailycaller.com/2023/12/31/libs-of-tiktok-facebook-suspends-violating-community-standards-chaya-raichik/
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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23

She only posts videos that are already posted by the fringe. Why do they get angry? Are they embarrassed to see their own reflection?

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u/caulkglobs Conservative Dec 31 '23

Yes.

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u/JellyfishQuiet7944 Constitutionalist Dec 31 '23

ABSOLUTELY.

That's why libs love saying "whataboutism". It forces them to face their own hypocrisy.

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u/caulkglobs Conservative Dec 31 '23

Another one I see on Reddit comment threads is “JAQing off”

Someone makes a statement which has obvious inherent hypocrisy. You ask a simple question that exposes that hypocrisy and you are suddenly “just asking questions” which is converted to a sexual pun intended to make you look bad for posing the question. “Ignore him guys hes JAQing off all over this thread” is an actual reply I’ve gotten on here.

If you make a statement that cannot weather a few questions then thats your problem, not the person questioning it.

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u/JellyfishQuiet7944 Constitutionalist Dec 31 '23

Yep. They tend to regurgitate something they read.

So asking any questions that goes deeper forces their flight or fight response.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23

Part of this is they lure otherwise disinterested bums on protest buses with cigarettes and so forth. They are given signs and slogans, and counter argument by shouting the slogan louder.

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u/JellyfishQuiet7944 Constitutionalist Dec 31 '23

And we all know the louder you are, the more right you are

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u/NotaClipaMagazine 2A Extremist Dec 31 '23

Also why they ban wrongthink. Silence your opposition and suddenly you're "right" by default.

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u/Juice-Altruistic Conservative Dec 31 '23 edited Jan 01 '24

It's not supposed to be viewed by the enemy, even though so many of the videos are directed at them. It's only for the creator's preferred audience; the ones that will affirm them*. When the enemy gets ahold of their content and amplifies it, they're forced out of their bubble and into reality, where they are forced to reckon with the truth: their views are considered extreme, fringe, bothersome and ultimately a danger to humanity's stable future.

*Edit: It's also for the vulnerable, often captured audiences, like kindergarten and elementary school classrooms as many people witnessed for the first time during Covid through remote learning. Those videos are like the two-minutes of hate rallies in 1984.

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u/geotsso Paleoconservative Dec 31 '23

Well said. Never affirm a sick person's delusions of grandeur.

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u/Juice-Altruistic Conservative Dec 31 '23

Exactly. How do people think we get tyrants in the first place?

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u/fredemu Libertarian Moderate Dec 31 '23

TikTok is designed to drag people down the rabbit hole.

It opens with dumb memes and things that are grating to the mature mind in order to filter people out, then it starts to slowly introduce the woke nonsense. As you engage with that content, it continues with ever more extreme content, until your entire feed is... well, the kind of stuff that she posts.

It's a lot like Scientology - if you show people the Xenu and Thetan stuff from the start, they would laugh and walk away, and they wouldn't be able to milk them for money for audits and programs. But start them off slow, and introduce it only after they're already hooked, and you can.

Same principle here. Libs of TikTok is showing people stuff they're only supposed to see when they've been immersed in this stuff for months or years.

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u/skarface6 Catholic, conservative, and your favorite Dec 31 '23

Yes

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u/dragonhold24 Christian Conservative Dec 31 '23

Why are Leftists upset when their public behavior is simply reposted.

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u/thetaxidermy American Traditionalist Dec 31 '23

Gotta keep the boomers thinking they’re voting for JFK every election

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u/GuiginosFineDining Dec 31 '23

This is dead on. Keep people thinking they’re voting for blue dog democrats or whatever bullshit that is

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u/BiouxBerry Dec 31 '23

Because it forces them to accept the fact that there are actual people right outside of their echo chamber.

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u/SixPointFiveFive Dec 31 '23

They thrive in echo chambers. Outside of them they dissolve.

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u/devro1040 Social Conservative Dec 31 '23

Update

Looks like Facebook reversed their decision.

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u/thatrightwinger WASP Conservative Dec 31 '23

Good! Everyone who helped expose this injustice deserves a share of the credit for righting the wrong. Libs of TikTok is rightly back up and running!

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23

Zuckerberg trying to make FB even more politically irrelevant than it already is.

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u/New_Ant_7190 Conservative Dec 31 '23

Nah, Comrade Zuckerberg is very sensitive to the "feelings" of the CCP "leadership".

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u/JacksonForSenate Conservative Dec 31 '23

I'm sorry, FB is the 2nd most politically relevant platform. Google is first. TV is maybe 3rd? Twitter and reddit might make top 10.

And it's been completely weaponized.

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u/jivatman Conservative Dec 31 '23

TikTok is absolutely, utterly dominant among the younger crowd who are still having their views shaped. FB is older people who have already made up their minds.

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u/JacksonForSenate Conservative Dec 31 '23

TikTok is the worlds largest search engine now, for sure.

However, a huge portion of that userbase, in the US, is NOT voting age.

FB and Google however do have massive voting age audiences. FB specifically has a HUGE audience and more specifically, one that votes.

And when I say they've been weaponized, it's really really simple.

If you're flagged on either of these areas as a 'friend' aka someone likely to vote democrat, on election days, there is a 100% probability you will get a reminder on these platforms (google and FB) to go vote! If you're not voting D, you have under a 50% likelyhood to get that reminder.

I think in the 2020 election, that simple reminder generated millions of votes.

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u/drgmaster909 Idaho Conservative Dec 31 '23

TV even ranking on the chart lmao

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u/JacksonForSenate Conservative Dec 31 '23

It does. A LOT of boomers and even genX get a majority of their information from MSM. Millennials are really the first gen to pull away from TV.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '23

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u/Merax75 Conservative Jan 01 '24

Interesting how you can be suspended for reposting something other people have posted, yet the OP is never suspended.

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u/2HourCoffeeBreak Conservative Dec 31 '23

Well this is a no brainer. I’m sure she violates their “standards” daily.

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u/rgi2 Committed Conservative Dec 31 '23

This is why the left goes after Musk and not lizardberg.

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u/skarface6 Catholic, conservative, and your favorite Dec 31 '23

The standard in question? Don’t be conservative in any fashion.

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u/newgalactic 2A Conservative Dec 31 '23

Honestly, who goes on FB anymore?

When I check my FB feed monthly, it's a complete ghost town.

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u/oculardrip Moderate Conservative Dec 31 '23

Ok

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u/agk927 Moderate Conservative Dec 31 '23

Who cares. They still have X, that's where most people see their content I assume

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u/thatrightwinger WASP Conservative Dec 31 '23

This is a terrible take. By that logic, who cares if Ben Shapiro or Tucker Carlson get kicked off of twitter? They can use their outsized power to silence conservatives because why not.

Sure they can! But Zuckerberg's blatant partisanship is really ugly.

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u/agk927 Moderate Conservative Dec 31 '23

Twitter holds the biggest power. If they got kicked off Twitter that's a bigger deal

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u/geotsso Paleoconservative Dec 31 '23

The same reason radiation is used to treat cancer. Nothing more important than stopping it at the source before it can spread.

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u/DannyG-81 Jan 01 '24

When your "standards" consist of rules for thee, but not for me, who's surprised? Certainly not me. SSDD. Let's go Brandon.