The Nazi rag known as The Daily Stormer is going to have to find another web host if they hope to continue running whatever it is they think passes for commentary. Yesterday, they published an absolutely disgusting story on Heather Heyer, the woman who was murdered when the white supremacist known as James Alex Fields, Jr., plowed into a crowd of anti-racist protesters with his car.
The title of the story says everything: “Heather Heyer: Woman Killed in Road Rage Incident was a Fat, Childless 32-Year-Old Slut.” And the story violates GoDaddy’s terms of service, so they have a message to share. The horrible people behind The Daily Stormer will not like this at all:
We informed The Daily Stormer that they have 24 hours to move the domain to another provider, as they have violated our terms of service.
— GoDaddy (@GoDaddy) August 14, 2017
GoDaddy’s terms of service include this nugget: “[GoDaddy] expressly reserves the right to deny, cancel, terminate, suspend, lock, or modify access to (or control of) any Account or Services…for any reason…including but not limited to the following…(ix) to respond to an excessive amount of complaints related in any way to your Account, domain name(s), or content on your website.” Siskind’s complaint on Twitter very likely wasn’t the only one they received. They very well may have gotten email and phone complaints about this story as well due to its extremely offensive nature, as well as others on Twitter.
Anglin, who wrote the entire story the way misogynistic men’s rights activists always write about women, made the following statements and accusations against Heyer:
- She was a burden on society because she was childless;
- Most people were glad she was dead;
- She was “too f**king fat” to get out of the way of Fields’ car;
- She was there to protest white men;
- She hated cops;
- Her profile picture indicates she was trying to get anonymous men to sleep with her, probably via guilt trips and alcohol;
- Many are wondering whether all the outrage about her death was simply “player hate.”
Fields, according to Anglin, was a hardcore player who didn’t care and who simply let his road rage get the best of him. Or perhaps it was all a publicity stunt from Dodge and the entire thing was “meme magic” (we are not kidding about that last one):
It is extremely coincidental that Dodge would be promoting ‘Roadkill Nights’ the same day as a driver of their vehicle roadkilled a fat woman.
This incident is extremely good viral advertising for Dodge, and I have no doubt that they will start advertising the Challenger as a ‘fatty smasher.’ They may also use the slogan ‘Dodge this!’”
Roadkill Nights is a drag race sponsored in part by Dodge, and Anglin is the epitome of both a right-wing conspiracy theorist and of extreme misogyny. Here’s hoping that The Daily Stormer can’t find another web host that will tolerate its vile messaging. Some things shouldn’t be out there.
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