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Hello fellow conspirologists. I feel like writing a few words about entering the next year. Right now it's obvious that the situation has become critical, and realists will agree that the next year can be only worse, since there are no hints at nothing positive happening. In order to keep optimism, I keep reminding myself that we still have the 1st Amendment in US. As you might know, the censorship in Europe has gone beyond any reason. It is enough to make a simple dissenting post on social networks to be arrested there. Right now we are going back to the past, where US was the only free country. Keep thinking positive as long as we have the 1st Amendment, folks. Happy New Year.

Hello fellow conspirologists. I feel like writing a few words about entering the next year. Right now it's obvious that the situation has become critical, and realists will agree that the next year can be only worse, since there are no hints at nothing positive happening. In order to keep optimism, I keep reminding myself that we still have the 1st Amendment in US. As you might know, the censorship in Europe has gone beyond any reason. It is enough to make a simple dissenting post on social networks to be arrested there. Right now we are going back to the past, where US was the only free country. Keep thinking positive as long as we have the 1st Amendment, folks. Happy New Year.

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You sort of have the first amendment ... but not really. The entire corporate media is censoring us and trying to brainwash us. The government is lying to us, apart from Trump and a few others. People who try to express their freedom of expression by taking off their masks are being arrested. Books that the left doesn't like are being banned or rewritten. Words are being taken out of our language. So, first amendment? Yeah, sort of, in a way, to a degree.

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Masks are not freedom of speech. It's freedom of choice.

I am talking about the fathers founders, not the actual government.