Project Veritas: Pinterest labels conservative pages 'porn' so it can ban them

“The documents we obtained raise questions about whether or not these tech companies really operate like neutral platforms, as opposed to publishers with editorial agendas,” said O’Keefe, in a statement posted to the Project Veritas website.

The site that was targeted is LiveAction.org, according to a Pinterest insider who added he/she was “pretty surprised” by the decision, especially because it was added to the “porn domain block list.”

The insider told PV that the block list is intended to be a group of sites Pinterest uses to ensure that pornography can’t be posted to the platform. But that kind of content makes in on the platform anyway. And besides, LiveAction isn’t one; it’s the domain of a very prominent pro-life advocacy group.

‘Secretly censoring our pro-life messages’

PV undercover journalists were able to view Pinterest’s porn domain block list and confirmed that the LiveAction site was indeed listed along with a host of other conservative or Right-leaning news and information sites including Zero Hedge, PJ Media, and TeaParty.org.

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