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I mean Seriously screw his america United theme. If he doesn't want even service men who supported Trump to be there. Than what's the point of acting like a great unitter of people.
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Grandpa Simpson
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I dunno, they act like he won the election and are forcing us all to pretend that's true, too. I'm sure in a year after they've comitted a few purges and mass arrests of people, maybe had the IRS target anyone using Bitcoin (the alt-right fucks), they'll claim that they united the country and the media will force us all to pretend that's true, too.
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Well either way, claim that prize and get that money. Although people did report GOP voter fraud and he didn't pay out, as expected
Did I wake up in an alternate reality? I remember Joe Biden winning in November
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Fuck this punk. These two did noting wrong.
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they went against the grain & asked Question and Ackoldege concern .
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Exactly they did noting wrong to the American people
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Wild dog your still alive 
Parler came back online Sunday with a defiant message to the social network’s “lovers and haters.” Its new host appears to be Epik, a domain name registrar that has harbored other deplatformed cesspools like Gab, the Daily Stormer, and 8kun predecessor’s 8chan, thus cementing Parler, the self-proclaimed “world’s premier free speech platform,” in the online shit hole hall of fame.
Amazon Web Services gave Parler the boot on Jan. 10 in the wake of pro-Trump insurgents’ attack on the Capitol building to try to overturn the presidential election results. Parler did not immediately respond to Gizmodo’s request for comment, but several outlets are reporting that the site has been scooped up by Epik. A WHOIS domain name search seems to back that up, showing that Parler has transferred its domain name registration to the company. That would track given Epik’s penchant for offering safe havens to toxic websites so full of hateful and violent content that no other web host would touch them with a 10-foot pole. It currently hosts the social network du jour for white supremacists, Gab, and the neo-Nazi message board the Daily Stormer. Per Mashable, Epik also hosts the domain of the former website for the Proud Boys, a violent cohort of neo-fascists that federal authorities have labeled an “extremist group with ties to white nationalism.”
Epik previously hosted 8chan, a largely unmoderated online imageboard that preceded 8kun, a platform most synonymous with the QAnon conspiracy movement. But the company finally dropped 8chan in August 2019 following the site’s connection to a mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.
Shortly after Parler’s ousting from AWS, Epik issued a statement decrying the “kneejerk reaction” from tech giants to cut ties with any platform that “on the surface looks problematic or controversial.” According to the site’s update logs, Parler transferred its domain to Epik on Monday, less than 24 hours after Amazon’s suspension. In its statement, Epik claims it had no contact with Parler about becoming their registrar or hosting provider.
Parler CEO John Matze posted a status update on the site Sunday that said “Hello world, is this thing on?” Beneath his message appeared an update regarding Parler’s technical difficulties and reiterating the platform’s commitment to free speech.
“Now seems like the right time to remind you all — both lovers and haters — why we started this platform. We believe privacy is paramount and free speech essential, especially on social media,” the update read. “Our aim has always been to provide a nonpartisan public square where individuals can enjoy and exercise their rights to both. We will resolve any challenge before us and plan to welcome all of you back soon.”
The message ended with a promise to “not let civil discourse perish!” because Parler has one hell of a martyr complex. The company’s repeatedly painted itself as the only thing standing between free speech online and unilateral censorship, whether because that’s a tried-and-true tactic to whip its user base into a frenzy or because Parler higher-ups have genuinely deluded themselves into believing their own gospel.
Parler has vehemently denied that far-right extremists used its platform to help coordinate the attack on the Capitol, but a slew of screenshots and video evidence says otherwise. The PR fallout from purportedly hosting domestic terrorists’ schemes combined with Parler’s refusal to enforce sufficient moderation policies earned its app a ban from Google and Apple’s app store as well.
Parler came back online Sunday with a defiant message to the social network’s “lovers and haters.” Its new host appears to be Epik, a domain name registrar that has harbored other deplatformed cesspools like Gab, the Daily Stormer, and 8kun predecessor’s 8chan, thus cementing Parler, the self-proclaimed “world’s premier free speech platform,” in the online shit hole hall of fame.
Amazon Web Services gave Parler the boot on Jan. 10 in the wake of pro-Trump insurgents’ attack on the Capitol building to try to overturn the presidential election results. Parler did not immediately respond to Gizmodo’s request for comment, but several outlets are reporting that the site has been scooped up by Epik. A WHOIS domain name search seems to back that up, showing that Parler has transferred its domain name registration to the company. That would track given Epik’s penchant for offering safe havens to toxic websites so full of hateful and violent content that no other web host would touch them with a 10-foot pole. It currently hosts the social network du jour for white supremacists, Gab, and the neo-Nazi message board the Daily Stormer. Per Mashable, Epik also hosts the domain of the former website for the Proud Boys, a violent cohort of neo-fascists that federal authorities have labeled an “extremist group with ties to white nationalism.”
Epik previously hosted 8chan, a largely unmoderated online imageboard that preceded 8kun, a platform most synonymous with the QAnon conspiracy movement. But the company finally dropped 8chan in August 2019 following the site’s connection to a mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.
Shortly after Parler’s ousting from AWS, Epik issued a statement decrying the “kneejerk reaction” from tech giants to cut ties with any platform that “on the surface looks problematic or controversial.” According to the site’s update logs, Parler transferred its domain to Epik on Monday, less than 24 hours after Amazon’s suspension. In its statement, Epik claims it had no contact with Parler about becoming their registrar or hosting provider.
Parler CEO John Matze posted a status update on the site Sunday that said “Hello world, is this thing on?” Beneath his message appeared an update regarding Parler’s technical difficulties and reiterating the platform’s commitment to free speech.
“Now seems like the right time to remind you all — both lovers and haters — why we started this platform. We believe privacy is paramount and free speech essential, especially on social media,” the update read. “Our aim has always been to provide a nonpartisan public square where individuals can enjoy and exercise their rights to both. We will resolve any challenge before us and plan to welcome all of you back soon.”
The message ended with a promise to “not let civil discourse perish!” because Parler has one hell of a martyr complex. The company’s repeatedly painted itself as the only thing standing between free speech online and unilateral censorship, whether because that’s a tried-and-true tactic to whip its user base into a frenzy or because Parler higher-ups have genuinely deluded themselves into believing their own gospel.
Parler has vehemently denied that far-right extremists used its platform to help coordinate the attack on the Capitol, but a slew of screenshots and video evidence says otherwise. The PR fallout from purportedly hosting domestic terrorists’ schemes combined with Parler’s refusal to enforce sufficient moderation policies earned its app a ban from Google and Apple’s app store as well.
Grandpa Simpson
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Everything sure is looking like some sort of African Nation where the African dictator get it's in "most secure election in African History" while at the same time being afraid of a Military Junta.
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5ever a crab
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How many hard-core lefties are even in the military? I don't think everyone there sucks Trump's nut and left-leaning is possible, but it won't be leaning enough to appease Nancy and her yas queen cult (and ramp it up to 11 since they're extra paranoid right now).
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Trying to overturn democracy because you're mad that your conman cult leader lost is indeed doing something wrong
Still waiting on that proof of voter fraud. Just because the old grifter you're in love with says it doesn't mean it's true
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You look at Cruz's beard and now tell me he's done nothing wrong.
Also, found this while googling:
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According to this, the military skews Republican about 60/40.
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This statistic also doesn't indicate who of the 40% is put off by all this.
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I guess Biden's going to have a hard time here
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Go back to wearing a pink pussy hat and marching in the streets demanding the 2016 election results be turned over to Queen Hillary after it was stolen with the help of Russian alt-right troll accounts.
Inventor of the Telephone
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Nonsense, now is the ideal time to visit.
David Weissman, one of the Project Lincoln retards
Somehow Project Lincoln has cornered the market on the worst of the worst. I think only Meidas can claim to be any crappier than they are. Except for the gay teen sex grooming scandal thing, maybe that puts Project Lincoln in the lead as the absolute worst political outfit.
Wild dog your still alive
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Parler came back online Sunday with a defiant message to the social network’s “lovers and haters.” Its new host appears to be Epik, a domain name registrar that has harbored other deplatformed cesspools like Gab, the Daily Stormer, and 8kun predecessor’s 8chan, thus cementing Parler, the self-proclaimed “world’s premier free speech platform,” in the online shit hole hall of fame.
Amazon Web Services gave Parler the boot on Jan. 10 in the wake of pro-Trump insurgents’ attack on the Capitol building to try to overturn the presidential election results. Parler did not immediately respond to Gizmodo’s request for comment, but several outlets are reporting that the site has been scooped up by Epik. A WHOIS domain name search seems to back that up, showing that Parler has transferred its domain name registration to the company. That would track given Epik’s penchant for offering safe havens to toxic websites so full of hateful and violent content that no other web host would touch them with a 10-foot pole. It currently hosts the social network du jour for white supremacists, Gab, and the neo-Nazi message board the Daily Stormer. Per Mashable, Epik also hosts the domain of the former website for the Proud Boys, a violent cohort of neo-fascists that federal authorities have labeled an “extremist group with ties to white nationalism.”
Epik previously hosted 8chan, a largely unmoderated online imageboard that preceded 8kun, a platform most synonymous with the QAnon conspiracy movement. But the company finally dropped 8chan in August 2019 following the site’s connection to a mass shooting in El Paso, Texas.
Shortly after Parler’s ousting from AWS, Epik issued a statement decrying the “kneejerk reaction” from tech giants to cut ties with any platform that “on the surface looks problematic or controversial.” According to the site’s update logs, Parler transferred its domain to Epik on Monday, less than 24 hours after Amazon’s suspension. In its statement, Epik claims it had no contact with Parler about becoming their registrar or hosting provider.
Parler CEO John Matze posted a status update on the site Sunday that said “Hello world, is this thing on?” Beneath his message appeared an update regarding Parler’s technical difficulties and reiterating the platform’s commitment to free speech.
“Now seems like the right time to remind you all — both lovers and haters — why we started this platform. We believe privacy is paramount and free speech essential, especially on social media,” the update read. “Our aim has always been to provide a nonpartisan public square where individuals can enjoy and exercise their rights to both. We will resolve any challenge before us and plan to welcome all of you back soon.”
The message ended with a promise to “not let civil discourse perish!” because Parler has one hell of a martyr complex. The company’s repeatedly painted itself as the only thing standing between free speech online and unilateral censorship, whether because that’s a tried-and-true tactic to whip its user base into a frenzy or because Parler higher-ups have genuinely deluded themselves into believing their own gospel.
Parler has vehemently denied that far-right extremists used its platform to help coordinate the attack on the Capitol, but a slew of screenshots and video evidence says otherwise. The PR fallout from purportedly hosting domestic terrorists’ schemes combined with Parler’s refusal to enforce sufficient moderation policies earned its app a ban from Google and Apple’s app store as well.
Alyse Stanley
Creepy dogmom Gizmodo blogger trying to rake others for their choice of domain registrar? Journalism!