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n January 6th, a pro-Trump protest of over 100,000 people took place in the US Capitol during the Electoral College count. The intent of the protest was to show displeasure at what the protesters saw as election fraud being ignored. During the protest, several people breached police barricades and eventually somehow got into the Congress building. While in the Congress building, Congress was locked down and the protesters engaged in a variety of antics, including sitting in the offices of House members. The protesters later dispersed with little fanfare. One unarmed female protester, Ashli Babbit, was shot and killed by a Congress guard before the incident was over. Predictably, the media is painting the event as an attempted coup, and is justifying massive social media crackdowns as a result. Trump's 81 million follower account was banned from Twitter, along with several other pro-Trump figures such as Sydney Powell and General Mike Flynn. Tens of thousands of other accounts were also purged. We now enter uncharted waters of tech power, where even the president can be banned. Alt tech will be even more important moving forward. Follow me on other social media - ✔️Bitchute - https://www.bitchute.com/channel/paxt... ✔️Parler - https://www.parler.com/Paxchristus0/p... ✔️Twitter - https://twitter.com/paxchristus0 ✔️Telegram - @paxchristus ✔️Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_paxtube_/ ✔️LBRY/Odysee - https://odysee.com/@PaxTube:6 ✔️Discord - https://discord.gg/mZwnScW7GN

Reddit.com is, perhaps, the most politically censored mainstream social media website in the world. While advertising itself as a platform for discussion of anything, a quick look at their administrator and moderator behavior shows this is anything but the case. r/The_Donald, the largest Reddit forum (or subreddit) dedicated to supporters of Donald Trump, was censored in many different ways leading in to both the 2018 and 2020 elections. By June 2020, the subreddit was outright banned. This video provides a full forensic analysis of how Reddit censored the forum (as well as many others that were similar to it politically). With the 2020 election concluded, it's an excellent time to analyze the type of censorship that hindered President Trump and his supporters for the past several years. This is the Rise and Fall of r/the_Donald. Some naïve people, even some who support Trump, are unaware of or deny that big tech bias and censorship is a problem. This video makes it perfectly clear that tech censorship is real, pervasive, based on double standards, and sways elections. If people want a fair political landscape in the future, tech companies must have their unchecked power to censor limited via legislation or the judiciary. Alt tech websites are also a good alternative, though they shouldn't be seen as the total solution in and of themselves. My Twitter - https://twitter.com/paxchristus0 My Bitchute - https://www.bitchute.com/channel/SwIazfNvHGAw/

Is the United States a “Nation of Immigrants”? Does America's history justify modern mass immigration into the country? In this video, we review the subject, as well as some other commonly put forward pro-immigration ideas. Twitter - https://twitter.com/paxchristus0 Discord - https://tinyurl.com/y6c8x53e ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Sections 0:00 Opening and Background 1:27 Colonial Period 4:27 Naturalization 6:12 Statue of Liberty/E pluribus unum 7:12 Discussion of the Immigration wave between 1880 and 1920 10:12 1924, Introduction of the Quota System 11:36 Review of the US by the 1950s 13:49 How the 1965 Immigration Act changed immigration 17:06 Conclusion ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Music edited into the video, in order of appearence: 1. Preliator - Globus 2. Divinitus - Jeff van Dyck, Rome Total War OST 3. Für Elise - Ludwig van Beethoven 4. Blow the Man Down - The Midshipmen Glee Club 5. Swan Lake Main Theme - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 6. Spring - Vivaldi 7. Moonlight Sonata - Ludwig van Beethoven 8. Eine kleine Nachtmusik - Mozart 9. The Red Army Is the Strongest - Red Army Choir 10. Dream Away - Free Vibes 11. The Blue Danube - Johann Strauss II #UnitedStates #Immigration #History

This video is a response/rebuttal/debunking of the abortion video produced by AsapSCIENCE. It addresses many common pro-choice talking points and offers pro-life insight on many issues surrounding abortion. Many different abortion facts and arguments are carefully examined. Abortion misconceptions are corrected. With the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the opening of a Supreme Court seat in the United States, the subject of abortion is a hot topic again in American politics and culture. Many hope Roe V Wade may be overturned. This video is commentary/criticism and protected under Fair Use. If you have other videos you'd like me to respond to, suggest them in the comments! My Twitter - https://twitter.com/paxchristus0

This video explores why people like anime girls. Specifically, the female characters in the Japanese anime industry. This video answers "Why do people like anime girls?" and "Why do people use anime avatars?". Analysis is given of several reasons behind anime's popularity, especially in Western countries. Some of the animes featured in the video include Kaguya-sama: Love Is War, K-On!, Re:Zero, We Can't Study, Love Lab, Violet Evergarden, and more. My Twitter - https://twitter.com/paxchristus0