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Not sure if y'all have seen this, but Google has changed its policy to eliminate guns, ammunition and knives from being listed in its shopping search engine.
http://www.nraila.org/news-issues/articl...olicy.aspx
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Geez. This keeps on I won't be able to use anything modern...
Are there any "gun-neutral" or "gun-friendly" search engines?
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07-01-2012, 01:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-01-2012, 01:49 PM by rasp65.)
These are the same ass wipes that turned the identities of Chinese dissidents over to their government so they could be punished. Just like communist governments they don't allow guns either. Oh yea Google earth is very popular with terrorist orginizations too. They are too big and too powerful.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2009/...ll-people/
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rasp65 Wrote:These are the same ass wipes that turned the identities of Chinese dissidents over to their government so they could be punished. Just like communist governments they don't allow guns either. Oh yea Google earth is very popular with terrorist orginizations too. They are too big and too powerful.
+1!
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I'm in the process of migrating away from Google (I've even stopped referring to searches as "google"); I use Bing or duckduckgo.com for search engine. Neither of them have an issue with displaying firearms/components.
I also plan on ditching my Android phones; have 1 iPhone now, less than a year left on the Android contract.
Which of the alternate search engines offer services that are comparable to Google Analytics and Google AdSense?
Problem is, google uses proprietary NSA relevancy-based search programming that others do not have access to. You can still search normally for parts and such as usual, but google shopping will not support the instruments of freedom/power mentioned. It does appear to be another step in incrementalism towards the international worker's party goals.
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Looks like a good opportunity for another shopping search engine to step up to the plate and capitalize on this opportunity and make a name for themselves as "Firearm Friendly".