SJWs Attempt to Stop Bad Shit From Happening by Decimating Free Speech.

2019-08-14 and 2019-10-01

8chan, one of the last bastions of free speech that was left on the internet has been the latest casualty of the SJW mobs. SKIP to FULL Article... (Yup. More was added on 2019-10-01)

Well, it’s been ten days since Freedom of Speech was yet again shat upon by yet another virtue-signalling conformer to SJW mob mentality, Matthew Prince of CloudFlare. While FreedomZine mourns any loss of life through senseless acts of violence, we also mourn any loss of Freedom through senseless acts of reactionary curtailment of freedom of speech. If you haven’t heard, 8chan, a psuedonymous image board where anybody could post legal content, according to U.S. law, was blamed for a shooting in El Paso; one in which the shooter had no apparent connection with 8chan whatsoever, other than Matthew Prince jumping to conclusions and placing blame on a popular forum for free speech, 8chan, because – reasons… (mostly because, bad things happen, and Matthew probably did not want to miss this opportunity to virtue signal before his upcoming IPO.) Matthew Prince supposedly supports free speech, at least he says he does; however, it is clear by his own words and deeds, that Matthew merely wants to fashion himself as yet another SJW arbiter on what kinds of free speech are just plain too icky for anybody to avail oneself of, much less be allowed to have recourse to.

While most of us can agree that rules surrounding freedoms of any kind should, can, and will be made; we can mostly also agree that humans have probably never disagreed more on what kinds of freedoms should be regulated, and in what ways. Maturity and experience teach us that freedom often needs rules, especially when dealing with multifarious and multitudinous personas presenting themselves in various and sundry ways. In fact, both authenticity and freedom-of-expression often demand conformity to certain agreed-upon guidelines for behavior. The lessons now being learned by the internet-at-large, and social-media in general, were rehashed and larnt over and over again, by hordes of seething “anons”, on pseudonymous image boards, long ago…