Texas AG Ken Paxton Files Amicus Brief On TNM v. Facebook Lawsuit
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed an amicus brief in the TNM vs. Meta lawsuit that has challenged Facebook’s ability to censor Texans.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed an amicus brief in the TNM vs. Meta lawsuit that has challenged Facebook’s ability to censor Texans.
The TNM is about to make history again.
There is an ongoing lawsuit between the Texas Nationalist Movement and Meta, the parent company of Facebook, after Facebook blocked all TNM associated links.
The Texas Nationalist Movement and its President, Daniel Miller, have filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook’s parent company Meta Platforms for censorship under the new Texas anti-censorship law.
Facebook is somewhat notorious for manipulating its content and for picking “winners” and “losers” on nearly every controversial issue.
If you’re reading this, odds are almost 100% that at some point in the journey to get you here, we had to pay for you to see it.
Imagine that tomorrow you visited the Texas Nationalist Movement’s Facebook page and it wasn’t there. As a Texit supporter, would you know what to do next?
Facebook has been under fire for nearly two years for engaging in a policy of censorship that it says doesn’t exist.
Facebook has opened what they are calling a “war room,” with the goal of stopping “the spread of misinformation and propaganda.”
It’s no secret that the tech companies of Silicon Valley lurch left in their politics.
It is no secret to the technologically advanced world that Facebook, the social media platform, has recently fallen under much scrutiny over user privacy issues and data-mining.