Mar
17
Christ is King
A "study" has been released by the Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) making the claim that the phrase "Christ the King" is being used by some "extremists" as "hate speech" and to fuel "antisemitism".
The publication is titled, “Thy Name in Vain: How Online Extremists Hijacked ‘Christ is King’". The aim of NCRI is to uncover "the spread of hostile ideological content” online and “identify and forecast cyber-social threats.”
But who decides that anyone using a word, expression or the phrase "Christ is King" ought to be accused of spreading "hostile ideological content" and possibly be censored? The report claims the phrase has been weaponized by people like Candace Owens, Jack Posobiec and Nick Fuentes.
The publication is titled, “Thy Name in Vain: How Online Extremists Hijacked ‘Christ is King’". The aim of NCRI is to uncover "the spread of hostile ideological content” online and “identify and forecast cyber-social threats.”
But who decides that anyone using a word, expression or the phrase "Christ is King" ought to be accused of spreading "hostile ideological content" and possibly be censored? The report claims the phrase has been weaponized by people like Candace Owens, Jack Posobiec and Nick Fuentes.