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America has become the nation of instant justice. Allegations are not evidence are not proof. We are witnessing a mass lynching.
by 11thEarlOfMar 6y ago
America has become the nation of instant justice.
Allegations are not evidence are not proof.
We are witnessing a mass lynching.
- eutropia 6y agoNo. We’re witnessing the results of infrastructure lock-in with a risky business model. Parler’s Ops team should have known this was a possibility and planned for it. Anyone can cancel your cloud service at any time, subject to the terms you agreed to when you hosted your shit. Claiming this is a lynching is mind-blowingly insulting to the legacy of real people who were actually lynched (for nothing other than being black or brown near white people). If you want to host hate speech, you’d be wise to invest in hardware somewhere beyond the US’s jurisdiction.
- bootlooped 6y ago> Allegations are not evidence are not proof. I don't see what this has to do with the business relationship between Parler and AWS. AWS alleges Parler broke their terms of service, had no realistic plan to come into compliance, and was not really committed to coming into compliance based on the public statements of their CEO. So they kicked them off AWS.