I'm still convinced a great deal of Biden's win had to do with tech companies propping him up. Around the first of the fiscal year (July 1) numerous social media platforms banned conservative posters/subs, started censoring conservative (or non-Biden) posters. It was pretty obvious to me at the time, and I was not a self-described Trump fan. This development made me extremely suspicious. I might not agree with hardcore right wingers, but I don't advocate banning them outright. Most of the mainstream media outlets had already backed Biden by that time. However, I imagine it's already well known that a great deal of the younger voters DON'T rely on mainstream news for their information... they go to twitter, reddit, other platforms. The admins of these platforms were firmly in support of Biden as of mid-Summer, were given free reign to censor and ban people, and made sure most anti-Biden sentiment was squashed.
In hindsight, in 2016, it seemed many of these same social media platforms and search engines were backing Trump and/or propping him up. Everything outside of mainstream media was pro-Trump online. The exception that time around was that mainstream news media didn't back Trump. Weeks before the election, it seemed many of these platforms pushed the anti-HRC narrative hard. I couldn't help but think at that time that this was deliberate and that the admins for these platforms were turning a blind eye to it. I remember the Trump admin granting cable/phone/internet companies the right to harvest, collect, and sell user data. Perhaps the tech industries saw that the GOP would push whatever they wanted under the guise of "pro-business practice", whereas for some reason they thought HRC would not? I don't know.
Going further back, I vaguely remember Obama being heavily pushed on Facebook and other online platforms in 2012 and 2008.
I guess my point is: whomever Tech supports will ultimately win any given election. This is aside from voting machine shenanigans. The "grassroots" campaigning for Antifa/BLM/Democrats was largely organized via online platforms, twitter accounts, etc., as was grooming young people into extreme ideology. Conservative entities were banned from these same platforms. One notorious tr00n mod from Reddit who advocated "trying registered Republicans for treason" was also shilling for campaign donations for "act Blue".. there are numerous other examples I've seen of this-- high ranking admins on social media openly shilling for Biden.
People have a short attention span nowadays, and a huge number of them seem easily manipulated by what they read and hear online. Pushing propaganda or "hot news stories" right before an election will sway people. Tech companies know this. For whatever reason, they saw Biden as their winning horse. Tech squashed the Hunter controversy story hard whereas in 2016 they helped push Pizza Gate.
My assumption is that the whole transhumanism ideology/global economy/environmental issues were what drove them to support Biden/ the Democrats as they will make tech and bio-med companies huge profits. They know COVID will be a great excuse to automate more people out of work, to invade more people's privacy, and they wanted to back whomever would also support the most micromanaging COVID restrictions as well. The whole "Great Reset" ideology hinges on globalist governmental policies and grifting via environmental policies, and vested interests (including many tech moguls) knew the Republicans wouldn't accept that to some extent as many of their constituents are against "one world government", hate the UN, are anti-transhumanistic ideology, don't want invasive policies that include compulsory vaccination.
