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![I Am Turtleboy: A teacher turned blogger battles big tech censorship, threats, and political correctness to protect free speech and democracy by [Aidan Kearney]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41UdWrxZi7L._SY346_.jpg)
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Aidan provides some very basic experience, not surprising from a history teacher, that shows us the perpetual nature of greed in society. This greed is not simply financial, but about power...the power of liberalism, as Mark Zuckerberg yields, with the active contradiction he sports that Facebook is for the people... It may have been at one time, but apparently it's for c-e-r-t-a-i-n people, who, if they do not think a certain way, are annoyed, harassed, and disposed, with the classic liberal excuses like: it must be a mistake....or, our system did it....or, we're sorry you have been __________ . There are no coincidences, and Aidan knows this, because the history of all zealots is first genius, then greed, then, especially these days, self-victimization followed by an apology. After all, the cry of the liberal is "it's easier to apologize than to seek permission", then the radical liberals, especially, forget to apologize....they go someplace else to take away from somebody else the same rights they insist are theirs. Turtles have a hard outer shell and a soft warm heart, and don't need more than their own space to survive, as compared to other animals who need others' space, and will lie, cheat, and steal, to gain it...leave it in ruins, then go to the next...because nothing is good enough. Long live the Turtle!!! The Turtle IS good enough... Is the US? Is Facebook? Read and ask yourself.
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Smart teacher
By MarkBell on November 12, 2018
Aidan provides some very basic experience, not surprising from a history teacher, that shows us the perpetual nature of greed in society. This greed is not simply financial, but about power...the power of liberalism, as Mark Zuckerberg yields, with the active contradiction he sports that Facebook is for the people... It may have been at one time, but apparently it's for c-e-r-t-a-i-n people, who, if they do not think a certain way, are annoyed, harassed, and disposed, with the classic liberal excuses like: it must be a mistake....or, our system did it....or, we're sorry you have been __________ . There are no coincidences, and Aidan knows this, because the history of all zealots is first genius, then greed, then, especially these days, self-victimization followed by an apology. After all, the cry of the liberal is "it's easier to apologize than to seek permission", then the radical liberals, especially, forget to apologize....they go someplace else to take away from somebody else the same rights they insist are theirs. Turtles have a hard outer shell and a soft warm heart, and don't need more than their own space to survive, as compared to other animals who need others' space, and will lie, cheat, and steal, to gain it...leave it in ruins, then go to the next...because nothing is good enough. Long live the Turtle!!! The Turtle IS good enough... Is the US? Is Facebook? Read and ask yourself.
By MarkBell on November 12, 2018
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Great piece of writing. Well written. Entertaining.
Thank you for continuing the fight for those of us that are conflicted in sharing our uncensored opinions for fear of retaliation. You folks provide a voice, for those of us that feel we are bound & gagged.
...btw...great customer service! Received my copy a day in advance.
Well Written Insight On The Modern War Against Free Speech
By Ashley on January 12, 2019
Being a loner, introvert, and critical thinker, I knew I wouldn’t want to put this book down. Our fundamental right to free speech is being challenged daily, ad nauseum so as to conform to the ‘feelings’ of those whom are in fact failing us on Capitol Hill. TBS has, and will continue to be a valuable concept, in the face of the ever-evolving Social Justice practice permeating through contemporary society. Free Speech is an important cornerstone of our culture, and one that TBS carries the banner without fear, or reluctance. Aidan, and his team of bloggers are a movement in which regardless of what side of the aisle you’re on, they speak on behalf of all of us.By Ashley on January 12, 2019
Great piece of writing. Well written. Entertaining.
Thank you for continuing the fight for those of us that are conflicted in sharing our uncensored opinions for fear of retaliation. You folks provide a voice, for those of us that feel we are bound & gagged.
...btw...great customer service! Received my copy a day in advance.
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