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Originally Posted by rogueteens
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i really don´t wonder that you take a picture from voat, that have NOTHING to do with the context, for your for your hate parols.
btw. it is not the army what is in charge there it is the police.
but i want to educate you a bit with the quality of your source:
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The website has been described by several media outlets, including Quartz, The New York Times, New York, and the US and UK editions of Wired, as a hub for the alt-right.
Voat's Germany-based web hosting service, Host Europe (a precursor to Webfusion), shut down the service in June 2015 and alleged Voat "was publicizing incitement of people, as well as abusive, insulting and youth-endangering content" as well as "illegal right-wing extremist content". Voat's founder attributed the shutdown to political correctness. Voat also had payments frozen by Paypal due to "sexually oriented materials or services".Voat shut down four of its own subverses in response, two of which hosted sexualized images of minors ("jailbait").The website continued to accept donations in Bitcoin, and was able to continue functioning, as it had moved to a different hosting provider.
In August 2015, Voat became incorporated in the United States. Colo explained in a post announcing the incorporation that this was because "U.S. law by far beats every other candidate country we’ve researched."
In November 2016, more users relocated to Voat after Reddit banned the Pizzagate conspiracy theory subreddit citing doxing and harassment concerns.
In January 2017, Colo resigned as CEO of Voat, citing a lack of time available to devote to the site. Colo was replaced as CEO by Chastain.
In May 2017, Chastain ran a fundraising campaign, announcing that Voat might have to shut down due to lack of money.
In November 2017 some of Reddit's incel community moved to Voat after an incel community was banned on Reddit.
On Sep 12, 2018, Reddit banned several subreddits dedicated to discussing the QAnon conspiracy theory, stating that they had violated it's rules prohibiting "inciting violence, harassment, and the dissemination of personal information." This caused many of its users to migrate to Voat.
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why did i not expect anything else from you ?