Tag Archives: Pittsburgh shooting

Attack on Gab Proves Speech Was Never Free, by Tom Luongo

Gab was a threat, albeit a small one, to establishment darling Twitter, so the establishment will do its best to eliminate it. From Tom Luongo at tomluongo.me:

“Who Runs Bartertown!?”
– Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome

The First Amendment protects your right to say whatever you want free from government prosecution.  It does not protect you from saying hateful things on private properties or privately-owned forums without fear of repercussion.

That is the very definition of freedom of association.

Friday’s attack by an unhinged, vile piece of human excrement on a Synagogue in Pittsburgh wasn’t hours old before real world agendas pushed to the top of the news.

Twitter alternative Gab was immediately dropped by PayPal without specific reasons.

Then immediately, Gab’s latest hosting service unilaterally gave the company a 48-hour termination notice of its contract.

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Murder in Pittsburgh and the Targeting of Alternative Social Media, by Kurt Nimmo

Now an alternative media site is being ostracized because the Pittsburgh shooter used it. From Kurt Nimmo at theburningplatform.com:

Robert Bowers, the suspected shooter at a synagogue in Pittsburgh, is being used to denounce social media not on the corporate reservation.

Bowers had an account on Gab, the free speech social media alternative to Twitter and Facebook, where he posted antisemitic content, and this is now being used to portray the site as a haven for antisemites.

Gab posted the following on Twitter:

I don’t believe this will work. Gab, often described as a refuge for alt-righters bounced from corporate-government social media, is targeted for destruction.

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