Culture Shift: ‘The War On Children’ Doc Was Banned By Big Tech. Now Amazon Is Platforming It.

In a major turnaround, “The War on Children,” a documentary exposing far-left activists’ efforts to indoctrinate and sexualize children, is finally being platformed on Amazon’s Prime Video.

Robby Starbuck, activist and director of the film, announced on Monday that “The War on Children” is now available on Prime Video, following a year of effective censorship by Big Tech platforms.

“Huge news and a favor to ask so we wake up more people: One year ago today, every Big Tech company banned ‘The War On Children,'” Starbuck posted to X. “Amazon banned it because the Left feared it. Today, exactly 1 year since the release, [Prime Video] just unbanned our film.”

“If we can get it into the top films there, think of how many normal people will be woken up to the war that the Left has waged on our kids,” Starbuck continued. “Getting into the top movie recommendations would also have the added bonus of driving the Left insane. They’re already going to lose it that Amazon is carrying the film.”

The Daily Wire has reached out to Amazon about the sudden turnaround.

Starbuck asked his followers to support “The War on Children” and promised that any profits would be rolled “right into our next film, which is going to be incredible.”

A description of the film on Prime Video reads, “Far left activists will stop at nothing to indoctrinate them, sexualize them, guilt them and punish them until they submit to their woke religion. For too long the dots haven’t been connected to expose their battle plan. This film exposes EVERYTHING.”

Huge news and a favor to ask so we wake up more people: One year ago today, every Big Tech co banned “The War On Children”.

Amazon banned it because the left feared it.

Today, exactly 1 year since the release, @PrimeVideo just unbanned our film. If we can get it into the top… pic.twitter.com/zjNupYJ8wa

— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) February 3, 2025

Notably, Big Tech CEOs, including Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, have warmed to President Donald Trump since his 2024 election win. Bezos donated $1 million toward Trump’s inauguration and even attended the swearing-in.

A similar shift has occurred with Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg, who famously dined with Trump at Mar-a-Lago just days after the election. He, too, donated $1 million for Trump’s inauguration and attended the event.

While Amazon is now platforming “The War on Children,” it’s also noteworthy that Zuckerberg has claimed to have turned a page on the days of censorship, insisting that he supports free speech. The Facebook founder recently said he’s replacing biased third-party fact checkers with a Community Notes-style system, and posted a video earlier this month emphasizing this commitment to free speech. 

 “We’ve reached a point where it’s just too many mistakes and too much censorship,” Zuckerberg said in a video posted online. “The recent elections also feel like a cultural tipping point toward once again prioritizing speech. So, we’re gonna get back to our roots and focus on reducing mistakes, simplifying our policies, and restoring free expression on our platforms.”