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Reply to @PerriPonders

@PerriPonders Uf they coordinated, then that is conspiracy. Why is everyone ignoring this fact?

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How is everyone missing this: if the three companies that banned Alex Jones acted together to coordinate his removal, then the legal definition of that act is called "conspiring". Have we all gone mad?? Such conspiracies result in many years in Federal prison. Please God! Wake up

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@sunscorpio81 Raise hell of course

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Reply to @CommunityWhaleX

@CommunityWhaleX Conspiracies are stupid? That's a dangerous attitude.

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Reply to @satlitedude

@SatliteDude Yes. But they are not free to conspire.

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Reply to @CommunityWhaleX

@CommunityWhaleX Not talking about that. I'm talking about coordinating, which is conspiring, which is illegal.

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Reply to @MikeWeand

@MikeWeand I'm not arguing that. I'm saying it looks like they coordinated the banning. Such coordination is conspiring, which is illegal

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Reply to @PerriPonders

@PerriPonders Conspiracy is illegal no matter what.

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Reply to @DnlKlr

@DnlKlr @SatliteDude Setting a price for goods or services is not illegal, but if two or more companies get together and set prices, then they committed a major felony. They conspired to set prices. Please people!! An act may be legal acting alone, but companies get together and agree its conspiracy

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