Leftists who share like-minded political views with the tech giants are free to say and post whatever they want when the content is disparaging and even threatening to conservatives and right-leaning political figures.
But conservatives, meanwhile, cannot even post honest, factual things that are critical about Leftists and their political views without being challenged, having their content removed, or being banned from the platform altogether.
Case in point: Twitter has allowed a user to post an extremely graphic image of POTUS Trump being murdered, while conservatives who once used the platform have been permanently banned for far, far less, notes independent journalist Laura Loomer.
While Twitter continues to engage in mass bans of conservatives, even banning conservative users for posting “hate facts,” the social media platform has no issue with a post featuring a graphic image of President Trump’s severed, murdered corpse.
Promoting the new film Dadda: Donald and Daisy Duck Adventure, actor and left-wing activist David Vescio tweeted a photo of a bloodied corpse depicting the president on Sunday.
Art News reports that the film depicts “the role of violence in U.S. history, as well as two distinctly American forms of racism and celebrity worship,” Loomer cited. The film also features the late President Ronald Reagan and his late first lady Nancy Reagan. It was directed by Paul and Damon McCarthy, a father-son duo.
“The characters are defiled frequently, often in disturbing ways involving saws and feces,” Art News reports.”
But “they keep coming back,” Paul McCarthy told the news outlet. “It’s part of how we enjoy our celebrities – they die and come back.”
“The Donald Duck character resembles, to some degree, Donald Trump, but he looks a little like Donald Duck, too,” McCarthy added.
Threatening the president won’t even get you tossed off Twitter
Vescio, 42, stars in the film. His Twitter feed is littered with insults and mischaracterizations of conservatives — just the sort of stuff that has gotten them kicked off the platform or temporarily suspended when they criticized Leftists. (Related: Jack Dorsey and Twitter support actual terrorist organizations by allowing them to remain online: Report.)
“Dear White People, it takes a lot of white privilege balls to stand on this stolen and occupied continent and complain about immigration,” he wrote in one recent tweet.
“Far-right Activist Starter Pack:
— Wants to deport all Mexicans
— Opposes gun control
— Wants Muslim ban
— Dislikes refugees
— Wears MAGA hat
— Xenophobic
— Homophobic
— Calls everyone with common sense ‘libtard’
— Racially profiles everyone
— Denies having done bad things
At the same time, Twitter has banned, permanently, more very high-profile conservative critics of lunatic ‘progressivism’ than just about any other social media giant. They include Loomer, Tommy Robinson, Milo Yiannopoulos, Gavin McInnes, former Nixon and Reagan advisor Roger Stone, and founder of Infowars Alex Jones because they allegedly violated Twitter’s “hateful conduct” rule.
Loomer notes that threatening the life of the president is a felony punishable under U.S. Code Title 18, Sect. 871. According to the code, that means “any threat to take the life of, to kidnap, or to inflict bodily harm upon the President of the United States.”
And that includes POTUS Donald Trump, whether Left-wing nut jobs ‘accept’ him as our president or not. It was the same thing when it came to Barack Obama; conservatives loathed his policies, but he was still president.
Though Vescio’s disturbing tweets do appear to have violated U.S. law forbidding threats against the president, Twitter — as of this writing — has done nothing about it. And frankly, we don’t expect the tech giant to punish Vescio by jerking him off the platform, either.
That’s because the speech Nazis at Twitter are busy banning people like Mary Ann Mendoza, an Angel Mom who runs an Angel family charity, because she dared to post about the dangers illegal immigration and sanctuary cities pose to our country.
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