'If you killed the 50 loudest Leftists in the United States, especially if you didn't get caught, and continued killing, these people would shut their stupid f**king a**hole mouths.'
Social media site Gab reportedly banned"Crying Nazi" Christopher Cantwell on Monday, after he made a post about killing leftists.
Cantwell wrote on Monday"I think I've Been Banned from Gab." Gab did not directly refer to Cantwell in a statement issued on Monday but cited legal restrictions on speech that will incite violence. Media companies have faced increased scrutiny and backlash for not regulating content on their platforms after last week's fatal mosque shootings. The manifesto of the alleged shooter indicated an attacker with a wide knowledge of corners of the internet where extremism festers.
Cantwell, who was dubbed the"crying Nazi" after the Charlottesville"Unite the Right" rally in 2017, regularly posted threats on Gab. "This is far from the worst thing he's ever posted," she said over Twitter."Gab was well aware of posts Cantwell has made in the past calling for the murders of leftist activists and journalists. This is just a convenient political moment to boot an increasingly problematic user.
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