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> "the things people post there" You mean, the things a tiny handful of people post there. Most posters are center-right and don't advocate violence. I would
by blisterpeanuts 6y ago
> "the things people post there"
You mean, the things a tiny handful of people post there. Most posters are center-right and don't advocate violence.
I would also note that there's been plenty of talk of violence against conservatives on left-leaning platforms, Twitter especially but many others. These people are never called out even if they talk about "rounding them up and putting them in camps" and similar Nazi-like talk, even killing them seems to be permissible. I've reported lots of such tweets and sometimes they're taken down, other times, not.
- MauranKilom 6y ago> You mean, the things a tiny handful of people post there. Most posters are center-right and don't advocate violence. Do they also condemn or apply moderation to violence being advocated? Or is it condoned? Honest question, I have not even remotely invested enough time (nor do I plan to do so) to understand this facet. > I've reported lots of such tweets and sometimes they're taken down, other times, not. I agree that such messages should be taken down and condemned just the same.
- blisterpeanuts 6y agoI'm saying that violence is not condoned on the Parler platform. I was a moderator for a while and this is quite specific. You can get on there and say Trump is an idiot or Trump is a saint and you will not be silenced. But you can't say "so-and-so should be killed" that's a total violation of TOS and will get you removed from the site.
- jusssi 6y agoI'm not familiar with Parler, but places like that in general, people just find the closest of threat / incite that passes moderation. And everyone who frequents there knows what is implied. My personal "favorite" of such: "this country is not safe for you". Not a threat, just stating a fact.
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- michaelmrose 6y agoAre you actually on Parler? It doesn't take 100% support for the actual malicious act think of it like a funnel. Say 45% support their party 70% believes in the lie that the election was stolen 20% believes that violence is warranted 10% is willing to do violence. Start with a population of over 330M and you get over 2 million insurgents. Peace requires those funnel steps to be way smaller.