Facebook announced that they will censor hate speech and ads after some of their advertisers boycotted them. Both Facebook and Twitter strictly censor conservatives and now they are censoring the President’s posts and ads. Twitter supported the Taliban, ISIS, but now censors the President of the United States. They support Antifa and BLM but hates cops.
People have begun to flee. Dan Bongino is advertising for Parler, and in the last week, Parler picked up half a million users.
Parler CEO John Matze said his platform, which surged to the 26th spot on the iOS App Store chart and No.1 in the “News” category as of Thursday, offers users the freedom to speak their minds while shielding personal data from third-party companies.
“This is a symbol that we want a Town Square for free discussion,” Matze wrote on Thursday. “We the people do not want to be told what to think, we do not want to be manipulated, and we want our data to be private.”
Top Republican politicians have pitched the social network throughout the week, and Sen. Ted Cruz produced a video bemoaning the power of companies such as Twitter to police speech.
“Big Tech is out of control, filled with hubris and flagrantly silencing those with whom they disagree with, from conservative media organizations to the President of the United States — and millions of Americans in between,” the Texas Republican said.
Ryan Fournier, Rep. Andy Biggs, Mark Dice, Carpe Donktum, Todd Starnes, and a host of others have joined.
The problem is they aren’t set up for the traffic they are getting so suddenly. They also have a clause that requires the poster to pay if they get sued for something they posted.
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Trump should shift to Parler. The left would not use twitter anymore
There’s one serious problem with Parler. These sites that are trying to be an alternative are only available to those who “sign up”. I have NO social media accounts but I can look at Twitter and other social media sites. It’s how I found you can get around the blocking. If not logged on you can view posts. If people want to only talk to each other, fine, but it certainly won’t allow for any public access. This might be why Trump hasn’t left Twitter for Parler. Because of that I seriously doubt these other sites will grow or gain widespread acceptance.
Then they better work on their “public access” pronto and get the same “protections” that fb and twitter now enjoy – which by their censorship actions SHOULD LOSE !!!
Now I’m in Facebook jail for trying to share this. LOL
LOL, tried to share this on FB and they blocked it. Don’t want any competition, I just opened a account on Parler. No more twitter for me.