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Gab is predictably filled with Nazis, which isn't unrelated to that idiotic Pepe frog they use as a logo. Who would willingly go there?
by mikeyouse 10y ago
Gab is predictably filled with Nazis, which isn't unrelated to that idiotic Pepe frog they use as a logo. Who would willingly go there?
- oniMaker 10y agoPeople who believe in freedom of speech.
- mikeyouse 10y agoIf the difference between Twitter's speech limits and Gab's is that the latter allows Nazis and harassment, I think you'll find most prefer "less" free speech.
- cyorir 10y agoDoes Twitter have no right to freedom of speech, when there are alternatives to it? If they don't want to be associated with white nationalists, then why should they allow themselves to be?
- oniMaker 10y agoThat's what I'm saying. They have rights to their platform, and we have the right to use it or not. That's why I linked to an alternative.
- corndoge 10y agoPepe is not a Nazi symbol.
- mikeyouse 10y agoIt doesn't have to be a 'Nazi symbol' for self professed Nazis and white nationalists to identify with it. Check out the mentions of any prominent Jewish person on twitter, it's a cesspool of Pepe frogs telling them to get in ovens or whatever other idiocy they've come up with today. Case in point, David Duke saying "you can't zog the frog": https://mobile.twitter.com/DrDavidDuke/status/777739648923676672 https://mobile.twitter.com/DrDavidDuke/status/77773964892367... ZOG = anti-Semitic conspiracy theory that the Jews secretly run most countries behind the scenes.
- mikebay 10y agoFreedom of speech site should support nazis same way as black lives matter movement. We need transparent services, not witch hunting twitter services.
- rvcamo 10y agoThis is categorically false. People who love and want to defend free speech go there. If you want to continue living in a bubble world, stay on Twitter.