Workers demand Amazon Web drop Parler over posts ‘inciting violence’ after Capitol riot

Parler app already removed from Google Play Store

Some Amazon employees are calling on the company to be the next tech giant to cut off the controversial social media platform Parler.

The group Amazon Employees for Climate Justice posted a tweet overnight demanding that “Amazon deny Parler services until it removes posts inciting violence, including at the Presidential inauguration.”

“We cannot be complicit in more bloodshed and violent attacks on democracy,” they wrote."

AWS’s acceptable-use policy bars customers from using its services for “illegal, harmful or offensive” content. Amazon representatives didn’t immediately respond to inquiries from Fox Business.

Parler is facing criticism over Wednesday’s riot that saw supporters of President Trump storm into the U.S. Capitol, attack police, vandalize the building and steal items from inside.

Screenshots taken from Parler and shared on other social media platforms appear to show Parler users openly discussing plans for violence at the rally that preceded the attack on the Capitol, including bringing weapons and imagining how they would wield them against their political opponents.

Who uses AWS? The Majority?! How many more will AWS take down? Parler death = imminent