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“Feds’ Social Media PDA Curbed: Judge Rains on Biden Officials’ Online Party Parade!”

July 4, 2023
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“Feds’ Social Media PDA Curbed: Judge Rains on Biden Officials’ Online Party Parade!”



In a surprising turn of events, a federal court in Louisiana has decided to put a muzzle on the Biden administration’s communication with social media platforms. Yes, you heard that right – they want to limit the government’s efforts to combat false information about the coronavirus pandemic and other important issues. It’s like telling Superman he can’t fly or Aquaman he can’t swim.

Judge Terry A. Doughty from the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana laid down this ruling, stating that government departments such as the Department of Health and Human Services and even the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) cannot talk to social media companies about removing content containing protected free speech. Well, I suppose they don’t want anyone tampering with their precious conspiracy theories!

But wait, it gets better! The judge also said that these agencies cannot flag specific posts or request reports about content takedowns from these platforms. So basically, they’re saying “hands off” when it comes to identifying misleading or harmful information online. I guess truth doesn’t matter much anymore – let chaos reign!

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Now before you start questioning Judge Doughty’s sanity, keep in mind that there are exceptions to this ruling which must have been thrown in just to make things interesting. According to his judgment, government officials can still notify social media platforms if there are posts detailing crimes or national security threats because those kinds of things aren’t really worth mentioning apparently.

Of course, conservatives are celebrating this decision like it’s Christmas come early for them. They’ve been filing lawsuits left and right accusing the government of pressuring Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other platforms into censoring their brilliant insights…I mean critics’ opinions! And now they finally have something close enough to victory.

However, don’t get too excited my conservative friends because I should warn you that this ruling is likely going to be appealed by our good old Biden administration overlords who seem to care about things like facts and truth. So, it’s not over yet!

In case you were wondering, government officials have been arguing that they don’t actually have the authority to order posts or accounts removed. But hey, that hasn’t stopped them from cooperating with Big Tech in the past when it comes to illegal or harmful material. It’s like saying “I can’t tell you what to do, but if you wouldn’t mind doing it anyway, I’d really appreciate it.”

They’ve even had cozy little meetings with tech giants like Google and Meta (the owner of Facebook and Instagram) where they exchange information on terrorist groups such as the Islamic State. Nothing says teamwork like fighting extremism together!

So far, no comments have been issued by the White House because clearly they’re still recovering from this shocking blow. Meanwhile, Google and Meta are keeping their lips sealed tight while Twitter is probably busy drafting a witty response for us all.

It remains to be seen how this ruling will play out in the long run. Will it limit efforts to combat false information? Will conspiracy theories continue running rampant online? Time will tell my friends…time will tell.

But hey, at least we’ll continue enjoying those cat videos without any interference from pesky government agencies who think they know better than us. Long live free speech…or whatever this is!

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