Howard Dean wants Gab.com tried as an 'accomplice to murder'

Alternative-to-Twitter Gab.com is down Sunday night, reportedly a result of the social media platform losing its hosting provider:

Aaaand, there goes Gab. pic.twitter.com/vJy3Xdzh7B

— ?????? ??????? (@lilsarg) October 29, 2018

Apparently their provider, GoDaddy.com, gave them until tomorrow to switch providers:

If @GoDaddy steals a six figure domain from us you can be sure we will take legal action to the fullest extent of the law. https://t.co/JqcajGXrcx

— Gab.com? (@getongab) October 29, 2018

And now they’re looking to move hosting overseas:

Just spoke to our broker about @godaddy and he recommended we transfer to a DNS outside of the United States. Welcome to 2018 where freedom of speech isn’t defended by US Corporations.

— Gab.com? (@getongab) October 29, 2018

Alrighty then:

Mainstream media and big tech attacks are only making Gab stronger.

Idiots.

— Gab.com? (@getongab) October 29, 2018

Joyent, another technology provider for Gab, is also suspending the company which may or may not interfere with the FBI/DOJ investigation of the Tree of Life shooting:

Okay @joyent, expect to hear from the FBI and DOJ then. pic.twitter.com/SCJaNsVcmm

— Gab.com? (@getongab) October 29, 2018

Earlier in the day, former Governor Howard Dean even suggested that Gab be tried as an “accomplice to murder”:

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You are a facilitator of neo nazis and other haters. You should be tried for being an accomplice to murder. You’re lucky shutting you down is all you get. A lot luckier than the 11 Jews in Pittsburgh were or the two African Americans murdered in Kentucky were. https://t.co/BjJyTbP4dC

— Howard Dean (@GovHowardDean) October 29, 2018

Take a breath, Howard.

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