> conservatives don't get banned from platforms anymore. pro-palestine liberals are more likely to get banned perhaps you have noticed the pattern? if you are pro-israel then you are allowed, regardless of whether you are on red team or blue team. if you are anti-israel then you are not allowed, regardless of whether you are on red team or blue team. your country is under israeli occupation. you send them "aid" (ie tribute) every year, and they spend that money lobbying your politicians. the post ww2 world is run by jews in the same way the pre ww2 world is run by whites. it's no more "antisemitic" to acknowledge the former than it was "antiwhite" to acknowledge the latter. the post ww2 era is the era of jewish imperialism and the post war us is their most important colony. the us is to the jewish empire what india was to the british empire, and is run in much the same way, using local rulers, administrators and soldiers so that the natives remain unaware of the extent to which they have been subjugated. the three primary struggles of the jewish empire are preventing national independence movements in the anglo-european colonies (hence the focus on mass migration demoralizing europeans), protecting the homeland (hence the focus on war in the middle east) and remaining competitive against china, which is the largest rival empire (hence the shift towards anti-china protectionist economics). left or right doesn't matter, all that matters are these three struggles. that's why the left are promoted when they are anti-white (assists the empire in the struggle against anglo-european independence) but the left are suppressed when they are anti-israel (against the empire in the struggle for the homeland). it's also why the right are promoted when they are pro-israel but suppressed when they are pro-white. anti-china is the status quo on both sides. once you realize that the us is a colony of israel, all the inconsistencies of the modern world resolve themselves.
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