I have no love for big corporations, and I'm happy to finally see growing opposition to their capitalist power, but other kinds of "taboo" content, like porn, f

I have no love for big corporations, and I'm happy to finally see growing opposition to their capitalist power, but other kinds of "taboo" content, like porn, face the same hurdles and do fine. Taboo publishing has rarely been mainstream, and always held at arm's length from "civilised" business." Let's not pretend that Parler is shunned because of its users opinions on government spending; it's shunned because its violent content is so distasteful to most people that no one wants to touch it with a six foot flagpole.