Mark Dice is right: Techno-fascist censorship will obliterate the right to use words that mean things

Social media censorship is getting so out of control these days that soon it could become a crime simply to say things that actually have real meaning, warns conservative political commentator Mark Dice in a new video.

Dice says that if patriotic Americans who support free speech and the First Amendment fail in their efforts to stop and reverse current trends, then the “safe speech” culture that modern liberalism is trying to create will one day become the norm – and eventually it’ll be illegal to state even just facts that liberals find “offensive.”

One prominent example of this has to do with illegal aliens, a word pairing that Leftists already object to because they don’t consider people from other countries who enter ours without permission either illegal or aliens.

“Calling illegal aliens illegal aliens will be considered the same as using the ‘N’ word,” Dice jokes, but not really. “In fact, it’s almost to that point right now … [liberals] even say that calling them an ‘illegal immigrant’ is a ‘slur.’ I guess we’re just supposed to call them future Democrat voters.”

“And if you say that there’s an invasion of illegal aliens, well, it’s all over for you,” Dice adds.

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Referencing the Declaration of Independence, supporting traditional marriage, and even just having the wrong facial expression will all be banned if Leftists get their way

Most Natural News readers probably already know that liberals generally don’t have a sense of humor, which is evident in their constant attempts to shut down all speech that makes fun of pretty much anything. They also hate funny facial expressions, as well as sarcasm, voice inflections, and even using air quotes to reference something in a derogatory or mocking fashion – all of which they’ve deemed as “hate speech.”

Much like the “face crimes” that were criminalized in George Orwell’s 1984, liberals today want to make it illegal to smirk, especially if you’re a white person.

“Excuse me: That’s a hateful and divisive facial expression,” Dice jokes.

It’s also becoming illegal in Leftist land to talk about historical documents like the Declaration of Independence, which got a small newspaper banned from Facebook last year “because [Facebook’s] AI detected that there was ‘hate speech’ in it.”

“I’m not kidding: There’s a line in there which refers to some of the Indians as ‘merciless savages,'” says Dice about the “offensive” language in the Declaration.

“And if you really want to get banned by Facebook, just post certain Bible quotes and your page will be taken down by the end of the day,” he adds.

And let’s not forget mere statements of truth, such as facts like 77 percent of black births being to single moms, and 49 percent of Hispanic immigrant births to single moms. Such factual information, as well as the fact that 50 percent of black women ages 14 to 49 have genital herpes, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is uncomfortable for liberals, and thus “offensive.”

“You won’t be able to call anybody a ‘libtard’ for much longer because they consider that to be an ‘ableist’ slur, and disrespectful to those who are mentally handicapped,” Dice further warns, adding that some liberals now consider the word “stupid” to be an “ableist” slur.

“If you just like something on social media, even though you don’t even say anything, you can get in trouble for that,” Dice also says, referring to a “Bachelorette” candidate who was punished for liking the wrong things, as well as a police officer at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts who was suspended for liking posts in favor of the Second Amendment.

“In the future, they may shut down your YouTube account if you just watched another YouTube video that they deemed to be a violation of their ‘terms and services,” Dice further warns.

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