Google refusing to distribute apps claiming you can cure COVID with horse paste is no different from a bookstore refusing to sell a book on car repair that says you can cure detonation by shoving bananas through the air intake.
You have no civil right to force a bookstore to sell your book and you have no civil right to force google to carry your app.
You never have, and you never will, in a free society where booksellers and App Store owners are free to run their business as they see fit.
Not censorship, just more anti-vax bullshit masquerading as civil rights activism.
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Google refusing to distribute apps claiming you can cure COVID with horse paste is no different from a bookstore refusing to sell a book on car repair that says you can cure detonation by shoving bananas through the air intake.
You have no civil right to force a bookstore to sell your book and you have no civil right to force google to carry your app.
You never have, and you never will, in a free society where booksellers and App Store owners are free to run their business as they see fit.
Not censorship, just more anti-vax bullshit masquerading as civil rights activism.
In this the horse paste you are referring to? https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/therapies/ant...