- Joined
- Jan 12, 2019
In a way it reinforces the message they have too. You could parse their success as being something like: "when men check out of the system and work on projects for their own benefit, they build things that work." Or something to that effect.Say what you want about MGTOW. But when faced with getting demonetized or censored on YouTube, they went and made their own version of it that even comes with their own section where they can write articles, and a discussion forum.
Considering the fact that Dennis Prager lost his lawsuit to demand YT be made a public platform, I think it was a smart move on their part foreseeing Sillycunt Valley's increasingly bold tech censorship. Complaining about the tech censorship the way Sinatra Says did, and conservatives calling for platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube to become public platforms just because they are widely used isn't going to fly in a court of law, particularly not the SCOTUS.
Though I'm surprised a website like that hasn't been shoahed from payment processing already. I guess it's too niche to be worried about, unlike BitChute which hosts more anti-status-quo content.