Kanye West Is No Longer Buying Right-Wing Social Media Company

• The company announced Thursday that Kanye West will no more be buying social media platform Parler.
• Parler stated that West had purchased the site in October to help create an “uncancelable ecosystem.”
• Parler stated that the parties had “mutually agreed to” to renegotiate the deal.

Parler, a right-wing media company, revealed that Kanye West will not be purchasing the company after he had praised Nazi Germany’s fascist dictator.

Parlement Technologies, the parent company behind the self-described “free expression” platform, announced that West would be referred to as Ye in October. taking over ownershipHe purchased the site for an undisclosed amount, boasting that he would help to create “an uncancelable environment where all voices are welcomed.”

“In a world where conservative views are considered to be controversial,” West stated at the time, “we must make sure we have freedom to express ourselves freely.”

However, West’s appearance on Alex Jones Infowars Thursday was a relief. praised Adolf Hitler, Parlement Technologies announced the deal was off — and claimed that it had been for some time.

“Parlement Technologies, in response to numerous media inquiries” said the company in a statement. posted on Twitter. “This decision was taken in the best interests of both parties in mid November.”

Parler is currently run by George Farmer who is married right-wing influencer Candace Owens. Owens died in October, just before Parler was sold. appeared with WestThe pair wore tshirts with the following message on them at a fashion event: “White Lives Matter.”

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