When a kid's lemonade stand gets broken down by the cops in the street, you don't need to say that they served white supremacists once. You say that maybe cops shouldn't be able to destroy random kids lemonade stands. Then just fucking ignore the people complaining about how white supremacists can drink lemonade at one place on earth and move on.
To be fair, I think some of those degenerates would begin to see a problem if Republicans did start blocking their legal porn. But they'd be too retarded to see the hypocrisy in themselves.
I am ready to pledge one hour of my time to NIGGERFAGGOTposting on Meta this March 15th in protest.
Sounds like something Alejandro could have taken to Capitol Hill to lobby for new laws. Oh, he did? And got laughed at and humiliated on a national stage? lmao.
It's just a backdoor for them to start blocking other "offensive" content, and tracking everyone's online activity.
I assume you didn't get a response to your email, but they have since corrected the spelling of Kiwi Farms (https://archive.ph/2xhrR vs. https://archive.li/GJUm4). Kind of surprised that they did since even a little adjustment like this might result in even more flaming. At the same time they did not correct the spelling of "doxing" nor of "Internet", although they spelled the latter in two ways in the article. The last point was obviously not addressed.
Thing is, they're passing most of the tier 3 ISP's traffic, just dropping anything from that ISP destined for KF.
The AP Stylebook (aka "how to write like a dumb faggot") says doxing has two xes and the Internet is not a proper noun.
"Today small town ISP has provided proof that HE, a multinational conglomerate in direct competition with them in some markets, has used their influence and infrastructure connections to deliberately sabotage their business by withholding transit through HE's upstream. We find this concerning as it is the first step in the consolidation of the hosting industry into larger monolithic companies. To justify these actions, HE has used the Trans community as a scapegoat to specifically target this company and left unchecked larger hosting backbones will continue to do so to other smaller companies. As a trans ally and supporter of free speech, we find it unacceptable that larger companies will capitalize on the tragic deaths of members of the LGBT community to enact monopolistic practices for their benefit at the expense of the freedom of expression for all."
Do they mean the stickers we give anyone who even suggests contacting people in real life, like "Dumb" and Null's "Banned from the site" option.
