“Seems like vapor,” reads a post shared to the channel. “Slow to delete shill porn. Big names denying Trump wants anything to do with it. Alienating liberals by defining itself as a conservative echo chamber. Another fart in the wind.”
However, this wasn’t the only critique of the site – prominent QAnon influencer (inQeuncer?) Jordan Sather also took to the platform to share his discontent with the site. “Shills are already hitting the #QAnon hashtag on GETTR hard,” he wrote. “I won’t repost what I’m finding. Titties and bad words and stuff.” As we all know, folks, posting dangerous, baseless, conspiracy nonsense with the potential for dangerous real-life repercussions is a-okay but sharing “titties and bad words and stuff?” That’s where you draw the line in the sand.
It should be noted, however, that despite GETTR’s bold claims of existing as the sole social media platform singlehandedly upholding the first amendment in digital spaces, the site does reserve the right to remove content they “believe is” not only “pornographic,” but also “offensive, obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy … violent, harassing, threatening, abusive, illegal, or otherwise objectionable or inappropriate.”
Nice.
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