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Or they will just use a hosting service in some place like Estonia that won't care about their politics, only their money.

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Corporations as the new morality police

Kinda ironic

Leftists hate megacorporations, yet it's the megacorporations who cater to leftists and do so much of their bidding

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ORIGINAL: BoscoX

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ORIGINAL: BoscoX


FR

Corporations as the new morality police

Kinda ironic

Leftists hate megacorporations, yet it's the megacorporations who cater to leftists and do so much of their bidding

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Silicon Valley escalates its war on white supremacy despite free speech concerns

Tech companies such as PayPal are now reversing their hands-off approach about content supported by their services and making it much more difficult for “alt-right” groups to reach mass audiences.

Silicon Valley significantly escalated its war on white supremacy this week, choking off the ability of hate groups to raise money online, removing them from Internet search engines, and preventing some sites from registering at all.

The new moves go beyond censoring individual stories or posts. Tech companies such as Google, GoDaddy and PayPal are now reversing their hands-off approach about content supported by their services and making it much more difficult for alt-right organizations to reach mass audiences.

But the actions are also heightening concerns over how tech companies are becoming the arbiters of free speech in America. And in response, right-wing technologists are building parallel digital services that cater to their own movement.


Gab.ai, a social network for promoting free speech, was founded in August 2016 by Silicon Valley engineers alienated by the region’s liberalism. Other conservatives have founded Infogalactic, a Wikipedia for the alt-right, as well as crowdfunding tools Hatreon and WeSearchr. The latter was used to raise money for James Damore, a white engineer who was fired after criticizing Google’s diversity policy.

“If there needs to be two versions of the Internet so be it,” Gab.ai tweeted Wednesday morning. The company’s spokesman, Utsav Sanduja, later warned of a “revolt” in Silicon Valley against the way tech companies are trying to control the national debate.

“There will be another type of Internet who is run by people politically incorrect, populist, and conservative,” Sanduja said.

Some adherents to the alt-right — a fractious coalition of neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and those opposed to feminism — said in interviews they will press for the federal government to step in and regulate Facebook and Google, an unexpected stance for a movement that is skeptical of government meddling.

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google is an independent company, and go daddys site has rules, that stormfront obviously broke.
That you dont see the difference between
"Justice" and google is picture perfect.

I don't even care why you hallucinate the non sequitur mad howler straw man stupidity that you do

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Too bad, so sad. Fuck off Nazis.


http://www.businessinsider.com/google-cancels-domain-registration-for-daily-stormer-2017-8


Google has canceled the domain registration for The Daily Stormer, a company spokesperson confirmed Monday.

“We are cancelling Daily Stormer’s registration with Google Domains for violating our terms of service,” the spokesperson told Business Insider.

You can read Google's registration agreement here.

Google didn't want its services used to incite violence, a source close to Google told Business Insider. Daily Stormer registered its domain with Google at 7:51 a.m. Pacific. Google canceled the registration at 11:02 a.m. Pacific, the source said.

Daily Stormer moved its domain registration to Google after it was canceled by GoDaddy on Monday. The white supremacist site published a story that denigrated Heather Heyer, the 32-year-old woman killed when a car rammed into counter-protesters in Charlottesville, VA over the weekend. The story, which attacked Heyer for her physical appearance and referred to her using various offensive epithets, prompted GoDaddy to give Daily Stormer 24 hours to find a new host for its domain.

Zoho, a company that provides enterprise computing services for companies, also said it was dropping Daily Stormer in a statement on Twitter.

We believe that The Daily Stormer has violated Zoho’s Terms of Service, so its access to Zoho’s services has been terminated. (2/2)
— Zoho (@zoho) August 14, 2017

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ORIGINAL: stef

In case any of you missed it, Stormfront, the Grand-daddy of white supremacist/KKK/Nazi shitbag websites and Sanity/Bosco's home away from home, was booted from the net last week.

Too bad. So sad. [sm=happy-smiley58.gif]

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2017/08/27/stormfront_has_been_kicked_offline.html

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

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ORIGINAL: BoscoX

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ORIGINAL: BoscoX


FR

Corporations as the new morality police

Kinda ironic

Leftists hate megacorporations, yet it's the megacorporations who cater to leftists and do so much of their bidding

Related:

Silicon Valley escalates its war on white supremacy despite free speech concerns

Tech companies such as PayPal are now reversing their hands-off approach about content supported by their services and making it much more difficult for “alt-right” groups to reach mass audiences.

Silicon Valley significantly escalated its war on white supremacy this week, choking off the ability of hate groups to raise money online, removing them from Internet search engines, and preventing some sites from registering at all.

The new moves go beyond censoring individual stories or posts. Tech companies such as Google, GoDaddy and PayPal are now reversing their hands-off approach about content supported by their services and making it much more difficult for alt-right organizations to reach mass audiences.

But the actions are also heightening concerns over how tech companies are becoming the arbiters of free speech in America. And in response, right-wing technologists are building parallel digital services that cater to their own movement.


Gab.ai, a social network for promoting free speech, was founded in August 2016 by Silicon Valley engineers alienated by the region’s liberalism. Other conservatives have founded Infogalactic, a Wikipedia for the alt-right, as well as crowdfunding tools Hatreon and WeSearchr. The latter was used to raise money for James Damore, a white engineer who was fired after criticizing Google’s diversity policy.

“If there needs to be two versions of the Internet so be it,” Gab.ai tweeted Wednesday morning. The company’s spokesman, Utsav Sanduja, later warned of a “revolt” in Silicon Valley against the way tech companies are trying to control the national debate.

“There will be another type of Internet who is run by people politically incorrect, populist, and conservative,” Sanduja said.

Some adherents to the alt-right — a fractious coalition of neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and those opposed to feminism — said in interviews they will press for the federal government to step in and regulate Facebook and Google, an unexpected stance for a movement that is skeptical of government meddling.

Read the Constitution fuckwit.

The Constitution ONLY applies in situations between the government and individuals, not individuals and employers.

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ORIGINAL: stef

In case any of you missed it, Stormfront, the Grand-daddy of white supremacist/KKK/Nazi shitbag websites and Sanity/Bosco's home away from home, was booted from the net last week.

Too bad. So sad. [sm=happy-smiley58.gif]

http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2017/08/27/stormfront_has_been_kicked_offline.html

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

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ORIGINAL: BoscoX

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ORIGINAL: BoscoX


FR

Corporations as the new morality police

Kinda ironic

Leftists hate megacorporations, yet it's the megacorporations who cater to leftists and do so much of their bidding

Related:

Silicon Valley escalates its war on white supremacy despite free speech concerns

Tech companies such as PayPal are now reversing their hands-off approach about content supported by their services and making it much more difficult for “alt-right” groups to reach mass audiences.

Silicon Valley significantly escalated its war on white supremacy this week, choking off the ability of hate groups to raise money online, removing them from Internet search engines, and preventing some sites from registering at all.

The new moves go beyond censoring individual stories or posts. Tech companies such as Google, GoDaddy and PayPal are now reversing their hands-off approach about content supported by their services and making it much more difficult for alt-right organizations to reach mass audiences.

But the actions are also heightening concerns over how tech companies are becoming the arbiters of free speech in America. And in response, right-wing technologists are building parallel digital services that cater to their own movement.


Gab.ai, a social network for promoting free speech, was founded in August 2016 by Silicon Valley engineers alienated by the region’s liberalism. Other conservatives have founded Infogalactic, a Wikipedia for the alt-right, as well as crowdfunding tools Hatreon and WeSearchr. The latter was used to raise money for James Damore, a white engineer who was fired after criticizing Google’s diversity policy.

“If there needs to be two versions of the Internet so be it,” Gab.ai tweeted Wednesday morning. The company’s spokesman, Utsav Sanduja, later warned of a “revolt” in Silicon Valley against the way tech companies are trying to control the national debate.

“There will be another type of Internet who is run by people politically incorrect, populist, and conservative,” Sanduja said.

Some adherents to the alt-right — a fractious coalition of neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and those opposed to feminism — said in interviews they will press for the federal government to step in and regulate Facebook and Google, an unexpected stance for a movement that is skeptical of government meddling.

Read the Constitution fuckwit.

The Constitution ONLY applies in situations between the government and individuals, not individuals and employers.

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ORIGINAL: Real0ne

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

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ORIGINAL: BoscoX

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ORIGINAL: BoscoX


FR

Corporations as the new morality police

Kinda ironic

Leftists hate megacorporations, yet it's the megacorporations who cater to leftists and do so much of their bidding

Related:

Silicon Valley escalates its war on white supremacy despite free speech concerns

Tech companies such as PayPal are now reversing their hands-off approach about content supported by their services and making it much more difficult for “alt-right” groups to reach mass audiences.

Silicon Valley significantly escalated its war on white supremacy this week, choking off the ability of hate groups to raise money online, removing them from Internet search engines, and preventing some sites from registering at all.

The new moves go beyond censoring individual stories or posts. Tech companies such as Google, GoDaddy and PayPal are now reversing their hands-off approach about content supported by their services and making it much more difficult for alt-right organizations to reach mass audiences.

But the actions are also heightening concerns over how tech companies are becoming the arbiters of free speech in America. And in response, right-wing technologists are building parallel digital services that cater to their own movement.


Gab.ai, a social network for promoting free speech, was founded in August 2016 by Silicon Valley engineers alienated by the region’s liberalism. Other conservatives have founded Infogalactic, a Wikipedia for the alt-right, as well as crowdfunding tools Hatreon and WeSearchr. The latter was used to raise money for James Damore, a white engineer who was fired after criticizing Google’s diversity policy.

“If there needs to be two versions of the Internet so be it,” Gab.ai tweeted Wednesday morning. The company’s spokesman, Utsav Sanduja, later warned of a “revolt” in Silicon Valley against the way tech companies are trying to control the national debate.

“There will be another type of Internet who is run by people politically incorrect, populist, and conservative,” Sanduja said.

Some adherents to the alt-right — a fractious coalition of neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and those opposed to feminism — said in interviews they will press for the federal government to step in and regulate Facebook and Google, an unexpected stance for a movement that is skeptical of government meddling.

Read the Constitution fuckwit.

The Constitution ONLY applies in situations between the government and individuals, not individuals and employers.

thats why corporate fascism works so well. corps form and are regulated under the gubmint, the are private, hence the gubmint is not violating your right but the private corp. the whole fucking system is designed to separate the people from the gubmint.