🚨The EU's Digital Services Act threatens freedom of speech GLOBALLY.
What they say: the DSA prevents the spread of "illegal content" and mitigates "systemic risks to civic discourse".
What actually happens: the EU controls online narratives by forcing the world's largest platforms to censor content that the Commission and a network of nonaccountable individuals and NGOs deem unacceptable.
⚠️The DSA does not protect democracy. It undermines the free exchange of ideas and information on which democracy depends.
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Nov 10, 2026 · 3:07 PM UTC
EU gives step back and retroceds violating the Declaration of Human Rights 1948!
In 1948, at the Palais de Chaillot in Paris, the world adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the ashes of fascism and Nazism. Article 19 is unambiguous: everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression, including the freedom to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media, regardless of frontiers.
Today the EU, through the Digital Services Act, is building the opposite: a system that pressures global platforms to suppress content the Commission and a network of NGOs deem “illegal” or a “systemic risk to civic discourse.” The definition of “illegal content” is circular and expansive (anything not in compliance with EU or any member-state law). Platforms face massive fines for under-removal and no penalty for over-removal. The result is extraterritorial chilling of speech.
This is not “protecting democracy.” It is a retreat from the foundational human-rights principle Europe once helped write. Control of the public narrative through state-aligned censorship was a hallmark of the totalitarian regimes the UDHR was meant to prevent. The DSA moves Europe closer to that logic, not further from it.
Free speech is not a luxury. It is the precondition of every other right. The EU is undermining it. Terrible fate !
How can I make sure I violate it by using free speech in America? Come at me @ukhomeoffice. I am 100% red, white, and blue and will defend my rights and freedoms.
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@grok so let me get this straight. X has implemented policies to not show some content in some countries due to their laws and this law is trying to control content for me in the US when the law is not a US law? Can you give an example topic and/or content that I might not be able to see if this does come to remove our content from us ?







































