Conservative activist Robby Starbuck says his movie ‘The War On Children’ was ‘without handling’ Amazon

Conservative activist Robby Starbuck said his movie “The War On Children” was “disabled” by Amazon on Monday in A face change of the technological giant That initially insisted that he presented offensive content.

“Amazon vents it today says something in the ancestry that the right has at this time,” Starbuck told Fox News Digital.

“The war against children”, which is now available to rent or buy in Amazon Prime, is announced as a documentary that exposes “the current battle for the next generation control and its minds.” Starbuck believes that the film that is now available on Amazon shows that conservatives have “the impulse”, and powerful companies do not want to associate with the “censorship apparatus” created by liberals in recent years.

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Starbuck believes it is essential that “the war against children” is available for as many Americans as possible. It has conservative leaders such as Senator Rand Paul, R-Ky., And Riley Gaines de Outkick that detail the concerns about the sexualization of children and other polarizing issues.

“There are a group of people in this country that are very difficult to achieve. They really don’t see much political content. Do you guess?

“If you watch a film like this trend in the best films on Amazon, they are exposed to something,” he added. “That’s why they fought hard to ban these platforms.”

Amazon did not respond immediately to a comment request.

Starbuck, who was profiled by The New York Times Last year, he said that the left has been “rabid” when it comes to hating the film.

“They saw it as a real threat to everything they have put in their place to go to war against our children and try to turn them into leftist activists,” Starbuck said.

The Times described his film as an “ambitious incursion into activist media” that covers “the increase in gender dysphoria; alarming depression rates among children; easy access to pornography”, together with the “Starbuck antipathy towards transgender rights activism. “

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Starbuck said that “the war against children” was expelled from several platforms despite not containing any explicit material.

“It was prohibited only on the basis that it altered extreme left activists who wanted to perpetuate the idea that it is normal to give sex changes to children,” Starbuck said.

“That is not the whole movie, but we covered it in the movie, and we talked to the victims of which they received a double mastectomy at age 13 and put hormones at 12, and with a mother whose daughter committed suicide in the care of the care of the care of the care of the care of the care of the California state, “he continued. “Then, we entered those things. They were really upset about that.”

Starbuck could barely find answers when trying to discover why “the war against children” was rejected from Amazon Prime, but noticed that the transmission giant cited “offensive content.” Tesla Mogul Elon Musk finally helped find an audience in X, and millions of people have seen it despite being rejected by Amazon and other serpentines.

Now that “The War On Children” is available on Amazon, Starbuck said President Donald Trump returns to the White House has essentially triggered a domino effect.

“The country … is done with Wokeness, people are turning against him,” he said.

“The people in great technology who secretly hated the things that woke up, felt like, Ok, now we have permission to return against him,” Starbuck continued, and pointed out that people like the founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos “try to curl the favor With the right thing “it certainly does not hurt.

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Like Amazon, he did not give many details about why the film was initially banned, Starbuck said they didn’t worry about “venting it.” He simply learned when he received a text message to verify the platform of his film.

“It was definitely a surprise,” he said.

In normal circumstances, Starbuck would not want a company to initially forbid his film to have something to do with her in the future. However, it has resorted to social networks to encourage people to transmit “the war against children” in Amazon.

“I see this great opportunity to awaken people who do not participate in much political content,” he said.

“That is why I ask people to support the movie, and go buy it, rent it, you know, tell your friends because if this is pushed to the best movies on Amazon,” Starbuck added. “Suddenly, you have this awake group of people who do the right thing and really become active in the protection of our children.”

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