There is a browser extension called "Dissenter". It is put out by the makers of "Gab," the twitter alternative. "Dissenter" allows people to comment on any web site and is useful for talking about websites that do not allow comments or censor conservative thought. I just downloaded it but have not explored it much. If you see a stupid article on a mainstream media website, you can open "Dissenter" and make fun of it. I find it to be a clever idea and am surprised nobody thought about it years ago. You can use it on Cathinfo. If Matthew censors your posts you can open up "Dissenter" and show your displeasure and say what you wanted to say that Matthew deleted and others who have the "Dissenter" extension can see it. That is how it might work in an ideal world, but so far there are not a lot of users and Cathinfo is not a big enough website to get a lot of traffic from "Dissenter" users.

I'd think there would be moderators employed by GAB to delete any truths posted that conflict with Jєωιѕн political correctness. You also need an account to post, so they would delete your account if you fell foul of "respectful discourse."

As far as I know, Gab only censors speech that is illegal in the United States, such as death threats, copyright violations, and doxxing. However, in the future, Gab may be forced by their web host or the US government to censor content that is deemed "hate speech". When that happens, blatantly "anti-Semitic" speech will be among the first to be censored.