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Yes, if you, as a nazi or other sort of radical, create services dedicated to "free speech", that include people who are openly nazis, or otherwise genocidal in
by fao_ 6y ago
Yes, if you, as a nazi or other sort of radical, create services dedicated to "free speech", that include people who are openly nazis, or otherwise genocidal in nature, people will not want to be associated with you. That is a consequence of those views, and private organisations have the right to do that, since they are -- by their very nature -- private.
The types of people that moved to Gab hate "big government" and are against market regulation, but suddenly want the government to step in when companies blacklist them. They want the ability to "just ask questions" when it's clear they only intend to create inflammatory arguments so they get the excuse to degrade people. People like that complain people shouldn't force their views onto other people and then force their own hateful views about abortion, birth control, etc.
I mean hell, r/conservative said this point themselves, in a strikingly moment of hilarious self-awareness:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SelfAwarewolves/comments/hle529/good_question_there_third_comment/ https://www.reddit.com/r/SelfAwarewolves/comments/hle529/goo...
The reason they get turned away from every and all social networks thusfar is because they cannot conduct themselves in a civil manner.