“When you tear out a man’s tongue, you are not proving him a liar. You’re only telling the world that you fear what he might say.” That’s a strike against censorship from the noted author George R.R. Martin. Obviously, neither Facebook nor Twitter — nor YouTube for that matter — holds the same beliefs. All practice rampant and insidious censorship. Here, The Truth Factory dishes out the truth on Internet censorship.
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George R.R. Martin, author of The Game of Thrones, has thrown a monkey wrench toward the social justice warrior crowd. He’s refusing to bow down to them. They are miffed at Martin because he mispronounced a few names of new radical writers and professed that he preferred some of the older authors anyway. Doesn’t seem like much cause to get upset, but listen to the SJWs. More from Geeks + Gamers.
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George “Storm” DiCostanza and Paul Sabourin, with help from a few friends, implore fantasy author George R.R. Martin to “write like the wind” and finish his Game of Thrones books. Formerly with the a cappella group Da Vinci’s Notebook, DiCostanza and Sabourin hail from Arlington, Virginia. They’ve carved out a niche for themselves in the realm of nerd musical comedy, achieving great success with their WookieeLeaks project, employing Twitter to reveal secrets from Star Wars. H/T IMAO
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