by Ethan Ralph’s had trouble with big tech for a long time, being one of the early conservatives to get purged from YouTube. Now, Spotify has followed suit in taking Ralph’s messages down.
Ralph reports today:
Early evidence points to the #Killstream having been removed from Spotify. No other services appear to be affected at this point.
Obviously, I think this is pathetic and yet another example of corporate censorship of dissident media.
Direct RSS: https://t.co/qNWs4eStti
— Ethan Ralph (@TheRalphRetort) January 28, 2020
For several hours, all of his content was taken down, but they put it back up again after a light was shined on the fact his show had disappeared.
Spotify is testing the waters. They want to see if deplatforming will spark outrage and unsubscribes just like all big tech companies do. Companies like Google, which are heavily reliant on government subsidies, don’t care about a profit or subscribers for their services such as YouTube, but these smaller companies have to be careful.
It may be “safe” for now, but it’s better to follow creators directly as Ralph mentions with the direct RSS feed. We all need to stick together in this 2020 season because this is just the beginning. There will be mass deplatformings this year as the corporate media tries to control messaging for the upcoming election.
Hopefully the right can get its act together and stop our porpensity for infighting, because it’s exactly what the enemy wants. We are all stronger together. We can take them on and win if we work as a unit. It’s as Christ said: ““Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation, and every city or house divided against itself will not stand.”
It’s time to focus fire, time to support people on our side. They’re afraid of us because our message is truth. They don’t want the masses to hear it. Spread our words far and wide.
Make sure to sign up for my mailing list so we don’t lose contact in case something goes wrong, and be sure to get my books before someone decides they’re worth banning. Remember, they tried to screw up the release of Glorified. It took threats of legal action to get them to put the book up. Buy now.
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