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What do you think of the internet censorship of Alex Jones?

They’re companies that can do whatever they like. If they want to ban him for “hate speech,” then they’re free to do so.But it reminds me of a poem we read in grade 6 history on the Holocaust. We recently read The Boy in Striped Pajamas in class, so this poem was relevant as well.First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a Socialist.Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Trade Unionist.Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Jew.Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.[1]I’m adapting this to the precedent set by Facebook, Apple, and Spotify:First they came for paranoid conspiracy theorists, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a paranoid conspiracy theorist.Then they came for the conservatives, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a conservative.Then they came for the liberals, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a liberal.Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.I estimate 99% of people don’t take him seriously. Maybe they like his rhetoric against Obama, or simply like to watch his livid conspiracy theorists, but remember that he’s just playing a role. He’s a paranoid conspiracy theorist and a complete loon as well. You are under NO circumstances forced to watch him.If social media companies start banning more and more “far right” people, there will be people who come up with a platform that actually espouses freedom of speech. And that will replace these ones. Because freedom of speech is not meant for upholding popular speech, but also unpopular speech.That’s how capitalism works.Thanks for the A2A Christopher WilliamsFootnotes[1] Martin Niemöller: Biography

What does each character in Animal Farm represent?

I loved this artwork by Johnathan Chadwick which actually dress some of the character as what they are an allegory for:Mr. Fredrick - Trader, trator, opportunistHitlerOld Major the Pig - Old, Wise, Experienced, DignifiedMarx / LenenSnowball the Pig - Brave leader, loyal to AnimalismLeon / TrotskyNapoleon the Pig - Mean, manipulative, power hungryStalinSquealer the Porker - Two-faced, persuasive, manipulativeThe Russian MediaBoxer the Clivesdale - Hard working, simpleProletariat / Working ClassMister Jones the Famer - Lazy, outdated, uselessRussian CzarBenjamin the Donkey - Loyal, stubbornTime / proofSome more which didn't make his wall:Mollie the Mare (Horse) - Silly, Stupid, Vein, shallowCapitalismVicious Dogs - Loyal to Napolian, ruthlessStalin’s Secret PoliceAnimalism - The Theory created from Old Major’s speechCommunism from MarxMoses the Raven - Sneaky, Dreamer, Sweet-talkerReligionManor Farm - the setting of the storyOld Russia

Who is the real owner of WWE?

The WWE is a publicly traded company. Stock holders who buy shares own pieces of the company. Vince McMahon, Jr owns 48% and is the largest single owner of stock in the company.Other members of his family own roughly another 5% divided among his wife (Linda), his children (Shane & Stephanie) and his son-in-law (Paul “Triple H” Levesque).The remaining stock is bought and sold openly by the public on the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange).Before it was taken public the company was originally founded as Capitol Wrestling Corporation (CWC) by Jess McMahon and Toots Mondt after breaking away from the NWA (National Wrestling Alliance). It has operated under several names over the years:Capitol Wrestling Corporation (CWC)World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF)World Wrestling Federation (WWF)World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE)Though there have been other partners involved the McMahon family has been in primary control since the company was founded, handed down from Jess McMahon to Vincent James McMahon (Vince McMahon, Sr) and to the current majority stock holder Vincent Kennedy McMahon (Vince McMahon, Jr).From 1980 until 1999 the WWF was controlled by McMahon, Jr through a parent corporation: Titan Sports, INC, this was dissolved when the company was taken public in 1999 and the name change to WWE was completed, with the stock symbol chosen as WWE rather than WWF to end further conflicts with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).Board, Committee and Charter information can be found here:https://corporate.wwe.com/invest...With Vincent K McMahon, his daughter Stephanie and son-in-law Paul Levesque all being voting members of the board, their combined total of over 50% of the stock keeps control of the company in the family.Vince K McMahon, Stephanie, Paul “Triple H” Levesque”