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@jeff.brines I realize I'm honing in on this one example you've raised, but it's just such a good case study of the problem. You've really got to dig a little deeper when you come across these seemingly outrageous cases of conservative censorship. While I'm not going to watch the hours of video you shared on the PragerU website to find what might have caused it to be flagged as mature (I'm also not familiar with YT policy), the lawsuit case doc does provide an answer to your stated challenge: "Show me the same type of censorship or restriction with left...

@jeff.brines we clearly not going to agree on this topic, but I just have to point out the irony of the conservative idea censorship example you posted. It is such a great example, but not of what you were hoping. You may be good it filtering the news to identify what will move the markets, but I'm not sure you're so good at sorting out facts, fiction, and clickbait. It's hilarious that you, after proclaiming your skills for professionally disseminating the news, sends me an example from one of the great websites at creating click bait, emotion driven headlines. And...

@jeff.brines it is classic how your examples of censorship consist of crazy conspiracies and right wing propaganda clearly coordinated to impact an election. How about some examples of core conservative ideas (not conspiracies) being censored. Or are those the same thing at this point? It does seem that these crazy conspiracies seem to be mostly on the right (hi infowars). However, all these covid conspiracy topics that are being complained about being censored, have permeated both the far right and far left (google "the horseshoe theory"). The amount of new-agey lefties being converted into anti-vaxxer, q-anon, anti-mask, trump supporters is...

Hates ebikes, is all of a sudden concerned for hikers. Talk about being emotionally invested in being an ebike hater, lol. With your average rider on an average grade climb, a full powered ebike can climb at around 10mph. Regular bikes and ebikes can then descend on the same trail as fast as the rider is capable of. In many cases the ebike won't be able to go as fast as the regular bike on the way down. So climbs aren't the problem, it's the downhills. Both types of bikes have the same safety issues on multi-use trails, because they...

Mine were the Gum-x compound. The rear was worse off than the front.

I thought that original e*thirteen was the most aggressive and impressive cornering tire i've ever ridden due to those side knobs. Hard cornering in loose conditions was a dream. Rolling resistance wasnt ideal in the rear, the new race ones are on par with minions in that regard.

I tried these and had high hopes, but after two rides in rocky desert terrain the side knobs were already tearing apart. Back to e*thirteen and maxxis as my go to tires.

Regardless, they aren't in business to lose money. Make what the current market demands and you'll stay in business. Make what the loud minority wants and you'll be out of business.