It may well turn out that many people are most effectively redpilled by themselves, when they actually have to pronounce and contemplate, often for the first time, what they've been indoctrinated into.
@Bjorn - MD Sounds like Gab has pidgeon holed itself into being the fringe twitter. I don't think it will be able to climb out of it, especially after Pittsburgh
@Virgil Could be. A re-branding may be in order. They already moved away from the 2016 Pepe/Kek aesthetic. It may end up being time for a new domain, name, logo, and color scheme altogether.
@Sam Anderson Exactly. Talking about "anti-white racism" just pushes the classical liberal "let's see everyone as individuals" nonsense. Saying that the so called anti-racists are anti-white and that the word is just a slur against white people is the way to go
@Virgil Nah if Twitter keeps banning people, more people will go. A good portion of the site were Brazilians an I doubt they give a shit about any of that.
Damigo was right. The whole use the same terms from the Left against them is dumb. Its the same tactic people like David Duke have been using for decades to no avail. We need to stop trying to storm the moral highground of the Left and instead construct our own.
Because she was technically foreign, they interviewed a Swedish (European, hurr durr) girl about whether she felt "threatened" by our posters on campus. Of course, being Swedish (if I may slander my not-so-distant kin), she answered, "Yes." 😑
@ExternalPepsi Sometimes vigorous censorship is necessary even on alt tech sites. You do not want to have a small and loudmouth minority of dysfunctional mentally ill and evil people take over the platform by pushing out everybody else. Altright.com for instance, had this issue.
"We’d like to mention that Project Veritas’ undercover investigation into Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill could be the reason she is now 2 points behind her opponent, Republican Josh Hawley in the Real Clear Politics poll average. Right as the undercover footage was released on October 16, McCaskill was trailing just under 1% point."
"After exposing the deceptive nature of Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskilland her campaign staff, who were concealing their Obamaesque liberal politics in hopes of attracting moderate voters, Project Veritas has done the same with Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema." "It will remain to be seen if Sinema can survive the expose with the election right around the corner, but we suspect the news will likely kill her chance at bringing those who are only slightly red in the red state of Arizona into the blue.
As of October 30, Sinema is leading in Real Clear Politics poll average by .2%."
