The lefty crackdown continues.
Parler has even lost its lawyers.
-RWParler CEO John Matze says his platform can’t find an alternative after being dropped by Amazon’s servers, and lawyers are no longer representing the company:pic.twitter.com/JruWXcg8nb
— Alex Salvi (@alexsalvinews) January 10, 2021
I am curious as to what is stopping a political party from launching a social media site that is expressly political? Could it still be banned? How would that work from a legal perspective?
ReplyDeleteDavid B.
No one will host the domain. The next step will be for conservatives to try and purchase a top level domain and then ICANN will probably start to ban.
DeleteThey can aleays get a domain name from non-US registry. Like, in .ru -- US govt will have really hard time banning that.
DeleteIt's just a virus...
ReplyDeleteThey could attempt getting their own backbone connection or whatever the modern term is these days. Then we'll really see how well the "private corporation" excuse works. Hint: this is the domain of the telecoms that are granted use of utility easements and so on by governments.
ReplyDeleteI suppose we can dig out our modems and use FIDONET (if it's still around). Until they start canceling the POTS of wrongthink individuals.
Where are those fearless, selfless, progressive "trustbusters" that we all learned about in history class? What was good enough medicine for Andrew Mellon should be good enough for Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey.
ReplyDeleteParler was junk from the beginning as Vox Day pointed out.
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