Josh Moon has recently been talking up his 9chan.us alternative to imageboards such as 8kun and 4chan, the latter of whom have gone down the road of dictators, enacting censorship standards on a number of topics. In 8kun’s case they recently banned loli content, and in 4chan’s case they ban all manner of content, including people who make comments using language they don’t approve of because they claim that it “isn’t the comments section of oneangrygamer”. Well, during his promotional posts for 9chan, Twitter permanently suspended Moon’s account.
Killerstream host Ethan Ralph informed the wider public about the ban just ahead of having Moon on the Killstream.
BREAKING: KiwiFarms Owner Josh Moon just got banned from Twitter right before his possible Killstream appearance this evening. pic.twitter.com/n1bueJ97IR
— Ethan Ralph (@TheRalphRetort) April 24, 2020
You can view the latest Killstream report featuring the discussion about Moon and his ban over on The Ralph Retort’s Dlive.tv page.
As for Moon’s Twitter account, if you attempt to visit the page, Leviticus19_18, all you’ll receive is a notice saying the account has been suspended.
The suspension came sometime during April 23rd, 2020.
Apparently one of the last tweets on his timeline was in relation to what sort of content would appear on 9chan, and there are a couple of comments responding to Moon’s tweet.
People hate fun shitposting sites. I just want a better /v/ not overrun by fags.
— Painted Bird (@HieronymusBirb) April 23, 2020
The very same day that Moon got suspended from Twitter he exposed registrar provider Epik.com for their unprofessional antics in dropping the 9chan.us domain in a cowardly act fueled by the same people who targeted 8chan and the Daily Stormer.
Former 8chan administrator Fredrick Brennan screen-capped Moon’s tweets before the account was suspended, where Moon discussed how Epik tried to drop them but he managed to get control of the 9chan.us domain and setup forwarding to 9chan.tw.
Hypocrisy from @robmonster‘s @EpikDotCom is nothing new, but the latest example is them suspending Josh Moon’s (@Leviticus19_18) “9chan” project while continuing to host “8kun” (8chan).
Only one of these sites first hosted terror manifestos and QAnon, domestic terror threat. pic.twitter.com/UUwT167f0r
— Fredrick Brennan ✝ (@HW_BEAT_THAT) April 23, 2020
Basically, the systematic censorship and attempts to deplatform anyone who isn’t kowtowing to the establishment’s agenda will continue.
For some reason the people who use the imageboards and counter-culture sites think that they’re safe from the deplatforming activists and immune to the censorship brigades, but that couldn’t be further from the truth.
