The great digital purge has begun

[ixulescu]

Alright fuckers, some of you asked for it.

Trump, gen Flynn, S. Powell and many others have been banned permanently on social media. Parler, the alternative social media network, was taken down from the Google and Apple stores and will be reinstated only if they implement censorship as the libtards require. Nevermind the anti-competitive behavior of these shit companies, but this is one step to far. All social conservatives should consider the alternatives and take the route of internet exile.

[PaleoEuropean]

[Kivan]

Facebook, Twitter and others are still private property.
Their owners can do whatever they want.

If people are not satisfied with their services, they should seek for some other alternative or create their own.

Also, i couldn't care less. Social media became boring and unappealing to me.

[Smeagol]

Facebook, Twitter and other are still private property.
Their owners can do whatever they want.

If people are not satisfied with their services, they should seek for some other alternative or create their own.

Also, i couldn't care less. Social media became boring and unappealing to me.

This argument doesn't work when a majority of people these days get their news from social media. That's a terrible situation in and of itself but it's the reality, and so this is a dangerous attack on free speech and can't be construed as anything else.

People did create their own social media services. But now for example, Google and Apple are removing Parler from their app stores for not instituting censorship.

[PaleoEuropean]

Facebook, Twitter and others are still private property.
Their owners can do whatever they want.

If people are not satisfied with their services, they should seek for some other alternative or create their own.

Also, i couldn't care less. Social media became boring and unappealing to me.

No they aren't because they have a deal with the government that makes them technically a public platform. In turn they can't be prosecuted for content users produce.

[Samnium]

Ten days of darkness

[Samnium]

No they aren't because they have a deal with the government that makes them technically a public platform. In turn they can't be prosecuted for content users produce.

Not even saying that they deleted the account where Trump made most of his presidential decisions so it's a complete destruction of this PUBLIC and OFFICIAL record.

[Kivan]

No they aren't because they have a deal with the government that makes them technically a public platform. In turn they can't be prosecuted for content users produce.

Okay, fair enough but social media is still mainly controlled by private sector despite of deals with government.

The only thing that could be done is convince people in general to boycott those companies.

[PaleoEuropean]

Okay, fair enough but social media is still mainly controlled by private sector despite of deals with government.

The only thing that could be done is convince people in general to boycott those companies.

But so are charitable organizations, they still have rules and expectations.

[catgeorge]

Facebook, Twitter and others are still private property.
Their owners can do whatever they want.

If people are not satisfied with their services, they should seek for some other alternative or create their own.

Also, i couldn't care less. Social media became boring and unappealing to me.

No they're not - they are public listed companies nothing private about them.