MrFresh wrote: » I don't think there's any evidence their bans are skewed towards a particular ideology. The right certainly make a louder stink about theirs and they have had higher profiles people banned. But I don't think it's simply a case of tach companies leaning left, it's more that the loudest voices on the right these days are pushing fake news and going hard into ideologies of hate. Don't those laws require collusion?
OMM 0000 wrote: » But if you're a media personality, you need twitter. Banning a media personality because you don't like their political views really damages their career. The problem is companies like twitter are mostly staffed with left leaning people, so their bannings mostly target the right. They allow anti-white, anti-male, anti-Christian, anti-right. I'm just asking for fairness. Do you think that's unreasonable?
OMM 0000 wrote: » The reason no one cares Farrakan or Saoradh were banned is because they are genuine extremists peddling hate. They're impossible to defend.
OMM 0000 wrote: » As I've said multiple times, I think they should allow speech, even if it's offensive.
Billy86 wrote: » When it's far left scumbags: When it's far right scumbags: And only posted minutes apart, which is frankly pretty amazing even by AH standards. Now, can you please stop pretending your objection has anything to do with free speech or fairness, and be more consistent as to your reasoning why you get so offended by the far right being banned, but not the far left?
OMM 0000 wrote: » .Go say something anti-Christian or anti-white... no bother.
greencap wrote: » No you don't. Use a different social media site, or set up your own site. Or just don't use social media at all. You don't need it .... you want it.
Billy86 wrote: » Given the number of times it has been pointed out to you that racist Farrakan was banned the other day two, it's beginning to look like you might be intentionally trolling.
OMM 0000 wrote: » You're not being reasonable. Being banned from Youtube, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram means you've lost 99%+ of the market. Look at Milo. He was banned and now he's disappeared.
ohnonotgmail wrote: » So its about money then not freedom of speech?
OMM 0000 wrote: » You don't think it's strange how Apple, Facebook, etc. all banned Alex Jones on the same day? Seems like collusion to me... The tech companies definitely have a bias. It's really easy to prove. Go say something anti-muslim or anti-black, and you will be banned. Go say something anti-Christian or anti-white... no bother.
OMM 0000 wrote: » Billy86 wrote: » When it's far left scumbags: When it's far right scumbags: And only posted minutes apart, which is frankly pretty amazing even by AH standards. Now, can you please stop pretending your objection has anything to do with free speech or fairness, and be more consistent as to your reasoning why you get so offended by the far right being banned, but not the far left? I wasn't talking about me. You asked me why aren't people complaining about Farrakan or Saoradh being banned, and I replied saying no one cares about those people being banned because they're seen at hate merchants. It seems you've decided who I am and what my opinions are, and you keep trying to prove it. For the final time:I believe in free speech, and think people should not be getting banned. I don't care if some people get offended. It is worth it to have free speech.
OMM 0000 wrote: » Look, you're not thinking through any of your responses, so I'm not going to reply to you anymore.
greencap wrote: » You're not getting it. That may all be 100% true .... but it doesn't matter. There is no teacher to tell. This is how businesses function. You might be selling product A, and the owner of your rival company selling product B. If your rival owns enough of the shares of the local newspaper, guess what, your ad is not going in his paper. Or his mates paper. There is no fair or unfair. There's just legal and illegal. Some edge lords said some stuff on a platform thats probably largely owned by shareholders who are either minority background themselves, or are white and happen to be lefties. And they said 'ok well fck you, you're not using our company then'. And some people are shocked? I think you're a cnt, oh btw can you give me a lift home?
greencap wrote: » So don't get banned. Live by the terms of the service. Don't insult the politics of the owners. Or, if that doesn't suit you, go use a different service. its your problem. Lets just say Youtube was 100% owned by a black guy, twitter by a muslim and instragram by a feminist. Why why why on gods green earth would they do business with me if I was a skinhead nazi. You and you, out of europe with yis, and you back in the kitchen. Oh but before you go, can I use your site please.
OMM 0000 wrote: » The issue is the bannings are not consistent, there is very limited appeals process, there is no potential for forgiveness, and the people in charge have an ideology and political leaning (left) which is causing them to have bias. I don't think you fully understand this. Your viewpoint is way too black and white, and (sorry) naive.
is_that_so wrote: » Social media has its rules, flout them and you're out.
OMM 0000 wrote: » The issue is the bannings are not consistent, there is very limited appeals process, there is no potential for forgiveness, and the people in charge have an ideology and political leaning (left) which is causing them to have bias.
OMM 0000 wrote: » McInnes is not a white nationalist, so the ban doesn't make sense anyway.
OMM 0000 wrote: » It has been proven multiple times that people who break the same rules as him, or worse, don't get banned. Look, I'm wasting my time here. It seems many people here think the rules are transparently, fairly, and consistently applied to people. That is not true. And that's the problem. So the solution is either fix the problem, or just allow all speech (except incitement of violence). I would like the latter. I'm not going to repeat myself anymore, so checking out now.
OMM 0000 wrote: » What?
Sonics2k wrote: » Anyone else find it gloriously ironic that a bunch of Republicans are suddenly calling for Government intervention on private businesses?
20Cent wrote: » Yeah it's funny alright. Health care is not a right but tweets are lol. Big Gov is good when the money goes to them.
Sweetemotion wrote: » Vulture funds are also coming from private companies, do you also think its funny when the government try to interven with them?
batgoat wrote: » Have the Republicans suddenly legislated against them in the US?
Sweetemotion wrote: » That doesn't answer the question I asked.