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That applies equally to the rest of the internet.
by sanedigital 6y ago
That applies equally to the rest of the internet.
- estomagordo 6y agoSo let's start by looking at Hacker News. Where on HN can we see people plotting mass executions like that?
- dx87 6y agoIn the initial post about the Capitol being shut down,t here were people saying that everyone who broke into the capitol building needed to be tried for treason and executed, or saying that the police should have opened fire and killed anyone who broke in. The mods removed the comments, but HN isn't some paragon of virtue that isn't susceptible to the same calls for violence as any other site.
- wetmore 6y agoMods removing those comments sort of proves that HN isn't a safe haven for the calls for violence.
- sanedigital 6y agoThose comments and posts are removed from Parler as well: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/09/politics/parler-lin-wood-mike-pence/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/09/politics/parler-lin-wood-...
- muspimerol 6y agoNo, not really. It comes down to how you define "safe haven" - if violent groups are actively moderated and banned, then I don't think it can be called a safe haven. How does the rest of the internet equate to Parler in this respect?