Gab Banned By GoDaddy, Shopify, Medium; AG Plans Investigation; Founder Inundated With Death Threats

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Oct. 29, 2018

The free speech social network Gab has been taken offline after being banned by web domain registrar GoDaddy, shopping cart service Shopify, PayPal, payment processor Stripe, web host service Joylent and even blog site Medium since being blamed by the media for the mass shooting in Pittsburgh.

Though heinous crimes are regularly livestreamed by criminal users of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube without the owners of those sites being held personally responsible, Gab is being held to a completely different standard and its founder Andrew Torba is being targeted for personal destruction.

Gab's website now shows only this statement:






Former DNC chair Howard Dean said Gab should be tried as an "accomplice" to murder:


Attorney General John Shapiro told CBS Philly on Monday: "Were also going to be conducting independently a review of the social media platform Gab, used by this individual in Pittsburgh. We're going to do everything we can to support law enforcement and do our work as well to keep people safe."





The media is going after Torba's friends and family:











Torba spoke out about the censorship push on The Alex Jones Show:





Dana Loesch criticized the hypocrisy of the situation on Twitter:



The left's favorite line is to say "if you don't like their platforms build your own."

That's exactly what Torba did and yet he's being blacklisted and banned from every service on the internet over the criminal actions of a user which he had no control over and is doing everything in his power to bring to justice.

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