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James O'Keefe talks censorship
On Thursday, Steven Crowder spoke to Project Veritas President/CEO James O'keefe and recently fired Pinterest whistleblower Eric Cochran, after he came forward with evidence about Big Tech censorship of conservative voices across social media platforms.
In this clip, Eric detailed evidence of Pinterest adding pro-life non-profit Live Action to the site's porn list, effectively removing the site from returned search results along with Zero Hedge and PJ Media. Additionally, search inquiries that included Bible verses were added to the site's sensitive terms list (see screenshots for details).
Live Action error message screenshot.Image source: BlazeTV.com screenshot
Pinterest doubles down on decision to ban Live Action.Image source: BlazeTV.com screenshot
Pinterest adds Bible verses to 'sensitive' terms list. Image source: BlazeTV.com screenshot
Both Crowder and O'Keefe briefly described their recent censorship experiences at the hands of the YouTube platform for violations that did not allow for any recourse. Watch the video below for more details.
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