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Guys, I posted this video on LinkedIn yesterday and it went viral with people responding and sharing it. It was about Chinese still eating exotic animals, with a sarcastic encryption about #Covid19/20. I asked who is still wants to do business with China. This post didn’t leave anyone indifferent and an interesting discussion ensued.Guess what – overnight, the post was deleted. Following Brian Rose precedent (), I am starting to wonder about the alleged freedom of speech and thought in the Western world, especially on social platforms. Tolerance of dissenting ideas? Or is Microsoft in bed with China? Maybe I will come up with my own original little conspiracy here, to keep up with our crazy times.Anyway, it’s a short post. The link to the original video is attached.&nbsp;&nbsp; Thank you.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you wish to support this blog, please here:&nbsp;&nbsp;This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. .Join 722 other followersbloggers like this:

Guys, I posted this video on LinkedIn yesterday and it went viral with people responding and sharing it. It was about Chinese still eating exotic animals, with a sarcastic encryption about #Covid19/20. I asked who is still wants to do business with China. This post didn’t leave anyone indifferent and an interesting discussion ensued.Guess what – overnight, the post was deleted. Following Brian Rose precedent (), I am starting to wonder about the alleged freedom of speech and thought in the Western world, especially on social platforms. Tolerance of dissenting ideas? Or is Microsoft in bed...

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