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Re:Parler’s de-platforming shows the exceptional power of cl... by smsm42 on Monday January 18, 2021 @07:54PM (#25828689)
> The scary thing is how large amounts of people are apparently willing to attack democracy

You mean, like set up an autonomous zone in a center of the city and kick the police out? Burn down a federal court? Destroy the police station? Take over capitol building and occupy it for several weeks? Attack an elected official's family at their own home because you don't like their policies? Yeah, that happened, but not sure how immersed in QAnon belief system (whatever it is) that was. All I know the democracy survived all that.

Re:Parler’s de-platforming shows the exceptional power of cl... by frostburg on Monday January 18, 2021 @08:06PM (#25828775)
Grievances about racial inequality are a lot more grounded in reality than QAnon and there was no attempt to disrupt elections, so no, very different situation.
Re:Parler’s de-platforming shows the exceptional power of cl... by ganoushoreilly on Monday January 18, 2021 @08:42PM (#25828998)
But there it is.. Grievances. You think the Qanon Idiots don't have their grievances on the election? What the see as forced changes to their rights and beliefs? Feeling ostracized everywhere they go because of their beliefs that may be counter to yours?

Neither side sees themselves as terrorist, they see themselves as freedom fighters. Both groups are idiots and damaging the country. If you support either, you're adding fuel to the fire. Big Tech stepping in and shutting a group off the internet may see correct today, but all political tides wane and a new wave comes in, how sure are you that it will be the wave you want and not one where you're the dangerous one we have to silence?