I wonder how long we have???

[ibuyre]

Well, the nuts on the far left are taking down web sites that they don't like or agree with. I just learned that ar15.com was just de platformed, and blacklisted by google. Over the weekend it was Parlor. My hunch they go after the gun sites first, but before it's over I am afraid they will come after us as well.... They don't like hunting and trapping or the use of icky guns. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up. Crazy days...

[KNOPHISH]

When they all take an oath to support and defend the Constitution from all enemy’s foreign And domestic. When do they get removed and when does the military start defending? 1A is under severe attack with 2A close behind.

[full choke]

Well, the nuts on the far left are taking down web sites that they don't like or agree with. I just learned that ar15.com was just de platformed, and blacklisted by google. Over the weekend it was Parlor. My hunch they go after the gun sites first, but before it's over I am afraid they will come after us as well.... They don't like hunting and trapping or the use of icky guns. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up. Crazy days...

I just went to ar15.com on google from my iPhone. It looked to still be there?

[northwesthunter84]

It’s still there just checked

[grundy53]

It’s still there just checked

Couldn't get there through Google. But could using duckduckgo

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[CementFinisher]

worked through microsft edge and google and duck duck go

[ibuyre]

I have since gotten back on and read about it. They are on backup servers at another location. They are now redirection to the new site ar15-backup.com They had a hunch this might happen to them, since it's the biggest gun site on the web. They just didn't think it would happen this fast. Should be a wake up call to everyone, the move to start censoring what people say is a foot.

[woodswalker]

They are up...but on backup servers.

[Chesterdog]

The government does not have the right to censor you under the first amendment.

Google, Facebook, Twitter...etc. are all private companies.  They can do whatever they want to their own platforms and censor any of their users.

If the government stepped in and told them not to, that would be...dare I say it... SOCIALISM!!

[ibuyre]

The government does not have the right to censor you under the first amendment.

Google, Facebook, Twitter...etc. are all private companies.  They can do whatever they want to their own platforms and censor any of their users.

If the government stepped in and told them not to, that would be...dare I say it... SOCIALISM!!

Right, now who all is in the chain of getting to and from this site? Because from what I understand go-daddy is who took down there servers and google black listed them and is not going to show them in search's or redirect to there site. I am scared this is just the start. 

[BoomWhop]

This could get real ugly real fast. I hope this is blows over but yikes 

[Mudman]

The government does not have the right to censor you under the first amendment.

Google, Facebook, Twitter...etc. are all private companies.  They can do whatever they want to their own platforms and censor any of their users.

If the government stepped in and told them not to, that would be...dare I say it... SOCIALISM!!

You are wrong.  They have protections under stupid Gov. bill from 15 years ago.  Trump has been trying to remove it but lost.

[Chesterdog]

You make a good point.  I guess if the tech companies block the sites that they determine are conservative, that could be considered a form of discrimination.  Although with free market capitolism, you are expected to go find another search engine that will provide the results you want.  (Tech companies tend to buy out their competitors making this impossible.)  Are we really going to split up the internet by political party though? Conservatives use this search engine, Liberals use that one?  That will lead to more unchallenged bad ideas.  I think the extremists in this country on both sides are making the decisions for the majority.

[Fl0und3rz]

Become a sponsor.  That way, if needed, Dale can host the site anywhere that will take his money.

[ibuyre]

You make a good point.  I guess if the tech companies block the sites that they determine are conservative, that could be considered a form of discrimination.  Although with free market capitolism, you are expected to go find another search engine that will provide the results you want.  (Tech companies tend to buy out their competitors making this impossible.)  Are we really going to split up the internet by political party though? Conservatives use this search engine, Liberals use that one?  That will lead to more unchallenged bad ideas.  I think the extremists in this country on both sides are making the decisions for the majority.

Yep.... To me it's sad dark days, and the sign things are going down a MUCH darker rd than any of us ever thought of. I hear some saying, "what's the first target in a war". Take out leadership and coms. Who's the POTUS right now? And web sites getting taken down hmmmm crazy days. I just don't like the things I am seeing. It scares me. I don't see any good coming from it.