The BIG TECH Censorship and Monopoly Problem
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After the November 6 third elections in America, US president Donald Trump and his Ruplican party contested the elections results by claiming the election was stolen from them, and they engaged in legal battles all over the country, then on January the 6th 2021 when the electoral college members gathered at the US capitol to vote and finalize the elections for either Trump or Biden, more than one hundred thousand pro Trump protesters gathered outside the US capitol to protest the election results in favor of Trump, then soon pandemonium broke out and the crowd stormed the capitol, even though it is unclear which group exactly stormed the capitol first, cos members of ANTIFA and BLM activist where captured on video and some where later arrested, the entire chaos was blamed on Donald Trump and his supporters. Not long after that Facebook, twitter, Amazon, Instagram either suspended or banned the president indefinitely from their platforms for inciting violence and disrupting public safety.
Other figures closely associated with Trump, like former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn and Trump’s attorney Sidney Powell where all kicked off these platforms,over seventy thousand pro Trump accounts were also suspended or banned from Twitter, facebook and Instagram.
Yet the Big Tech crackdown didn't stop there. Google Play and Apple kicked Parler, a social media company that bills itself as a free speech safe zone and a strong competitor for Twitter, off their app stores because Parler had not shut down certain comments from its users. Things got worse for Parler when Amazon Web Services—which controls about half of all available public cloud infrastructure—announced that it would boot the site off its hosting service. In order to remain open, Parler was told that it must start moderating the posts published on its site and "remove all objectionable material." When it refused to do so, Amazon blacked out the site.