Got kicked off LinkedIn today... Not sure why...

 Sadly, my LinkedIn account was unexpectedly terminated without any reason or cause.  I wasn't paying them, so I guess that's fair.  Still... that's pretty fucked up.  It was supposed to be a free account.  I wasn't advocating for overthrow of the government or anything.  I understand my account is still active, I'm just banned from reentry.  So... if you're looking for me... I'm not dead, just censored.  

I'll find a new way to get my information out.  Sorry... and for the record, you wonder why I absolutely despise these people?  They're just fucked up... censoring someone who speaks out against the Trump administration shouldn't get you kicked off of LinkedIn.  Nothing I said was even inflammatory... it was science and economics mostly.  Banning someone for not liking an administration...  that's a great business model there LinkedIn, China and Russia must love you.


On edit... after trying to resolve this and finding others who got the same treatment:  So how it works now... Unlike Elon and X, they don't just wipe your account.  They can avoid that blemish all together.  They just shut down access to your account.  I have been perma-banned as an unauthorized user of my own account and there's no appeal. So... I wonder how many people they're doing this to worldwide.  Stamping out dissent quietly and profitably... 

I don't have a lot of money and I hate lawsuits but when the class action comes against LinkedIn, I'll join.   Those people are fucked up.


On Reedit... Ok: so my entire account has been suspended and I'm completely out.  That's fucked up. No explanation, no reason as to what I did wrong... just shut me down and I'm out.  Closed my businesses down on their site and everything... lovely folks.  I wasn't even using it for business but if I was... should they shut down my account because I was posting negative comments about the Trump Administration?  It wasn't even bad... I was just being critical and cautionary.  Not incendiary.  

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