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But before we get all mushy and start thanking Voxility, let’s remember that the company has a pretty sketchy past. This win, like most wins, is the result of activist pressure, not corporate ethics.https://twitter.com/megansquire0/status/1158532969964933120?s=21 …
Also worth noting— for a dude whose ideology is built on “white men built this country,” Andrew Anglin is pretty pissed that people are telling the alt-right to build their own infrastructure. 
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I wrote something on the subject (among other things) on this thread. These guys don’t have the know-how, or the will, to build and maintain a site when major services won’t touch them.https://twitter.com/radicalgoats/status/1158530407245201409?s=21 …
Thank you for your service
Isn’t their whole deal building a nation for white people? Def need to at least start plans for the power plants. Just bad preparation on the part of the master race.
Well, they're all big on the bootstrapping, so I assume they're laying cable as we speak.
My favorite part of this is that even in this imagined scenario he's set on using coal as his power source but honestly I'd pitch in to get this guy a pickaxe if I could watch him catch black lung while slaving away beneath the dirt.
they should lay their own cable... it shall be color coded for easy identification and separation from existing infrastructure. i propose "candy cane stripe" as their color codepic.twitter.com/wP8EBzP7pL
LOL! Yeah - Mister "superior genes" doesn't know how to lay cable or mine coal? :)
I like it! Let him mine his own coal. Or try to. Don’t they want the world decentralized anyway? So they can have their own control? Do they think the sane world is just gonna hand it over?
Yeah for being so proud I guarantee they do not have the technical chops to set up their own infrastructure capable of withstanding DDOS attacks and the like.
They've existed only by leveraging our own resources. It's well past time for them to swim on their own. If they can.
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