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Glenn Greenwald: Far more violence has been planned on Facebook than on Parler

Glenn Greenwald: Far more violence has been planned on Facebook than on Parler

Far more violence has been planned on Facebook than on Parler, including at the Capitol & many other violent protests as well. Google-owned YouTube has long algorithmically promoted right-wing extremism.

Now they're feigning offense to destroy Parler:

https://t.co/7VdlNy8oGX

https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/1348322148704804864

#Glenn Greenwald

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