Kanye buys social media platform Parler

[thewayne]

He was recently temporarily banned from Twitter and Instagram for making an anti-Semitic post about going "Death Con 3" on Jews. Now he owns his own social media platform and can't be suspended again.

Yay Ye?

One comment said 'he can't be cancelled, but he can still be ignored.'

Interesting note from the RS story headline: Parlement Technologies CEO George Farmer just happens to be the husband of one of West's best conservative pals, Candace Owens.

https://techcrunch.com/2022/10/17/kanye-west-to-acquire-uncancelable-social-media-platform-parler/

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/kanye-west-buying-right-wing-free-speech-app-parler-1234612244/


Amusingly, apparently sources close to Trump say that he thinks Kanye needs help based on his Tucker Carlson Show appearance in which allegedly a ton of anti-Semitic material was left on the cutting room floor.

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/donald-trump-kanye-west-reaction-antisemitism-tucker-carlson-1234611989/

Comments

[elf]

I have been enjoying watching the alt-right freak out about 'censorship' on Twitter etc., march off to bigots-welcome-here social platforms, and then discover that bigotry makes a terrible baseline for social interaction.

Oh, and that if they make them public-view, they get raked over the coals on Twitter; if they lock them to members only, it's much harder to get people to join. (We all have too many accounts on too many websites already.)

They want a place to scream about "the libs" without restriction. Only, doing so without any "libs" around to react gets boring.

[thewayne]

They create their own echo chamber and find it rather boring, as you said.  Took their toys and went home and found they don't like playing with each other!