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This is nonsense. There are places everywhere to dialogue. Having an app removed is not an example of lack of dialogue, it's the same is removing a dangerous pr
by getlawgdon 6y ago
This is nonsense. There are places everywhere to dialogue. Having an app removed is not an example of lack of dialogue, it's the same is removing a dangerous product from a shelf. it is a _recall_. You're also creating the false equivalency that one of those political sides would dialogue when they do not. Their actions have become extremist. So kindly quit creating a victim out of an app.
- kgantchev 6y agoCancel culture is predominantly a left-wing phenomenon. To say it bluntly: "the left" labels speech they disagree with as violent and clearly wants it banned. "Extremism" is in the eyes of the beholder. We saw 6 months of violent insurrection by BLM and Antifa, which were organized on Twitter and Facebook. Apple, Google, and Amazon didn't ban either apps. People on the left called them "mostly peaceful protests." The Jan 6 events were organized, shared, and streamed on Facebook and Twitter. None of the Jan 6th events were organized on Parler, yet Parler gets removed. See the problem?
- fareesh 6y agoMy comment was not about Parler though.