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Title: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: Hunter1007 on February 28, 2018, 07:33:51 AM
As expected google has pushed forward its agenda. Try searching any gun manufacturer under its shopping tab. You will find " no matching results". At the same time you can search crack pipes, worn schoolgirl panties or how to make and ied and find links to places you can purchase said items. What next Google? We should all be weary of how much power and influence they have just by omitting/allowing certain searches.
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: tillamook on February 28, 2018, 08:01:57 AM
It has been that way for several years.  There are several firearm shopping search engines like gun.deals
https://gun.deals/

You can also make your own firearm search engine at google. 
https://cse.google.com/cse/all

Just create a custom search and put in all the firearm shopping sites and it will only search those sites. 

A while back I made a search engine that only searched ~30 or so C&R sites:
https://cse.google.com/cse/publicurl?cx=001495315351719389116:oqrskoapsxi
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: oldfart on February 28, 2018, 08:12:26 AM
Last night I was checking an old mini laptop.
I fired it up and made a network connection.
I opened up the default browser, windows int explorer and it immediately opened up msn news.
Then I tried to log onto this forum.....unable to connect
Then I tried to log on to the 1911 forum....unable to connect
Then I tried Everytown for gun control...no problem
Then I tried Brady center against gun violence....no problem

This is a new age war folks.
Make no mistake about.
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: changemyoil66 on February 28, 2018, 09:32:34 AM
Youtube also.

I tried to search for the "sandy hook father laughing interview", and what I watched before was gone.  And all the videos that were pulled up were of him only during the interview.  Not the 10 seconds prior to the interview.  And they all had that title also.
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: mrgaf on February 28, 2018, 10:53:15 AM
As expected google has pushed forward its agenda. Try searching any gun manufacturer under its shopping tab. You will find " no matching results". At the same time you can search crack pipes, worn schoolgirl panties or how to make and ied and find links to places you can purchase said items. What next Google? We should all be weary of how much power and influence they have just by omitting/allowing certain searches.

Went to google and tried several gun related sites like Gallery of guns, gunbroker, guns America, gun deals, Winchester, Remington, armalite, Ruger, etc and they all came up. Only thing I can think of is some at google tried to push their personal agenda, google realized they screwed up or they got lambasted by millions like us..... dunno.... could it have been your ISP was/is blocking access? If you’re still having problems, give them a call. If they admit to it I would take my business elsewhere..
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: Surf on February 28, 2018, 10:55:59 AM
I have no doubt these companies are hugely liberal and biased with a definite political agenda, but I don't remember Google ever having gun manufacturers under its shopping tab.  You can search whatever gun you want to buy under its general tab and get results.  As for IE, I have never configured IE on this computer (used Chrome from day 1), and when I opened IE, it went to MSN.  I was able to access this site and every other firearm site?
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: Hunter1007 on February 28, 2018, 11:40:51 AM
I have no doubt these companies are hugely liberal and biased with a definite political agenda, but I don't remember Google ever having gun manufacturers under its shopping tab.  You can search whatever gun you want to buy under its general tab and get results.  As for IE, I have never configured IE on this computer (used Chrome from day 1), and when I opened IE, it went to MSN.  I was able to access this site and every other firearm site?

Wasn’t trying to find guns for sale. Wasn’t the point of Searching in the shopping tab. I had read about somewhere and gave it a try.Typically you type Glock and you find Glock hats and clothing. Even parts in the past. Point is even an obscure search in a shopping tab gets you some kind of result albeit completely different from your search. In this case you get no matches at all. I searched a less mainstream manufacturer lwrci. I got some hits: charging handles. Magazines, sights etc
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: oldfart on February 28, 2018, 11:47:43 AM
I have no doubt these companies are hugely liberal and biased with a definite political agenda, but I don't remember Google ever having gun manufacturers under its shopping tab.  You can search whatever gun you want to buy under its general tab and get results.  As for IE, I have never configured IE on this computer (used Chrome from day 1), and when I opened IE, it went to MSN.  I was able to access this site and every other firearm site?
...
I just tried again. This is a cute Dell mini running xp with IE8. I was able to connect to the 1911forum, but not 2A or the NRA  website.
Last night I downloaded Firefox and had no problem accessing anything.
Whatevers....
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: Jl808 on February 28, 2018, 12:30:33 PM
I am switching my search engine and defaults to http://duckduckgo.com

Also, check out the PragerU video "Who Will Google Silence Next?"
https://youtu.be/giNJwXiktZ0
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: mrgaf on February 28, 2018, 12:30:45 PM
I have no doubt these companies are hugely liberal and biased with a definite political agenda, but I don't remember Google ever having gun manufacturers under its shopping tab.  You can search whatever gun you want to buy under its general tab and get results.  As for IE, I have never configured IE on this computer (used Chrome from day 1), and when I opened IE, it went to MSN.  I was able to access this site and every other firearm site?

Ahhhh I see... I looked using the general tab.... :D
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: changemyoil66 on February 28, 2018, 12:32:31 PM
And all you guys trying to google guns are now on the "list".

Don't forget yahoo also edits it's comments to show more people support the left. 
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: drck1000 on February 28, 2018, 01:45:21 PM
I have to use Firefox to access this forum. This and other shooting forums inaccessible via IE.
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: Heavies on February 28, 2018, 09:48:41 PM
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I just tried again. This is a cute Dell mini running xp with IE8. I was able to connect to the 1911forum, but not 2A or the NRA  website.
Last night I downloaded Firefox and had no problem accessing anything.
Whatevers....

Try messing with your security options on IE

settings - internet options - advanced - scroll down towards the bottom and check mark TLS 1.0, 1.1, 1.2
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: mauiblue on March 02, 2018, 07:24:54 PM
I use Firefox. I don't like Chrome. I also use Duck Duck Go for my search engine.
Title: Re: Google doing its anti-gun part
Post by: robtmc on March 02, 2018, 07:34:07 PM
I have to use Firefox to access this forum. This and other shooting forums inaccessible via IE.
I do not use IE, Firefox for daily stuff, but keep IE handy for problem websites.

Just loaded 2AHawaii no problem on IE, must be some other chicanery going on.