Liberal, Fascism, Censorship

Twitter has temporarily suspended conservative radio personality Erick Erickson for tweeting that Laurel Hubbard “is a man.” Erickson was commenting on a post about the suspension of conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey, who had been suspended days before for the same violation.

  “This is absurd,” Erickson tweeted. “Laurel Hubbard is a man even if Twitter doesn’t like it.”

  Twitter said the tweet was in violation of the platform’s rules against “hateful conduct.”

Liberal, Degeneracy, Narrative, Fascism, Censorship

On Wednesday, Twitter suspended the account of Greg Scott, director of media at The Heritage Foundation. Scott tweeted out an article about a male who identifies as a woman and who was booted from competing in women's weightlifting. The NBC News headline said this man was "stuck on the sidelines."

  "He is not 'stuck on the sidelines.' He is free to compete against other men," Scott tweeted. "The whole 'I was astonished' act is tired and dishonest. If any competitive sport highlights the differences [between] men & women that EVERYONE KNOWS ARE REAL, it is powerlifting."

  Twitter locked Scott out of his account for violating the rules against "hateful conduct."

Liberal, Sex, Fascism, Censorship

Francisco José Contreras, a politician in Spain, was temporarily suspended from Twitter last week after declaring that “a man cannot get pregnant” because he has “no uterus or eggs,” in response to an article he shared about a transgender “male” who gave birth.

  “I’ve been blocked from Twitter for 12 hours for ‘hate speech'” Contreras announced on Facebook.

  Twitter claims that Contreras broke their rules “banning hate speech behaviors.”

Liberal, Sex, Censorship

Twitter suspended popular conservative commentator and podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey late Thursday afternoon for a tweet that said of transgender Olympic weightlifting competitor, Laura Hubbard, “Hubbard failing at the event doesn’t make his inclusion fair. He’s still a man, and men shouldn’t compete against women in weightlifting.”

  For this, Stuckey received notification that she had violated Twitter’s policy against “hateful conduct.”...

  To regain access to her account, Twitter demanded Stuckey take down the offending tweet and one other that said of Hubbard, “He’s an overweight middle-aged dude that still qualified for the Olympics by saying he’s a woman, so I don’t really think you’ve got a valid argument [that Hubbard’s loss proves biological men don’t have a competitive advantage] here.”