From a Gab post by their CEO Andrew Torba:
On the day President Trump joined Rumble they changed their terms of service to ban “hate speech” with an explicit ban on “anti-semitic” messages, also known as any and all criticism of Israel and/or Jewish people. No mention of banning Anti-White hatred, which is still allowed. According to WayBackMachine a few days prior their terms did not include these things.
The tabloid US Sun reports:
The former president’s spokeswoman Liz Harrington said: “It is a great way to reach the American people in a time of unprecedented assault on free speech in our country by Big Tech tyrants.”
Harrington confirmed Trump joining Rumble was in addition to starting his own platform. More than 340,000 of his supporters subscribe to his channel as of Monday afternoon; more than 800,000 people had watched the rally.
Parler founder John Matze said: “I wonder how much equity or money Rumble had to give… The same rumble that runs entirely on Google ads. Google analytics, etc… IE big tech.”
Don’t forget to tune in to @rumblevideo tonight to watch your favorite president live from Ohio. Trump rally streaming live on Rumble here. https://t.co/oIeNb1Y9sD
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) June 26, 2021
Trump has set up an account on the video platform Rumble.
Peter Thiel and the guy who wrote “Hillbilly Elegy are investors.
— Donie O’Sullivan (@donie) June 26, 2021
So if I’m reading this right, the founders of Gab and Parler are complaining that Trump joined a platform that explicitly bans anti-Semitic speech https://t.co/ey1bwrmRQP
— Steve Loiaconi (@sloiaconi) June 28, 2021