[Sarah Barracuda]

But ANTIFA accounts are safe and sound

[dp0622]

Wow. Bad

[Jane Long]

Twitter QAnons over the target.

Can’t have that, right @jack?

[thoughtomator]

Make sure you make Twitter a co-defendant for all lawsuits that result from the riots.

[KC_Conspirator]

Achtung, get into zee boxcar.

[P-Marlowe]

Twitter. The official arbiters of TRUTH.

[Diogenesis]

"The FBI labeled the loose community
and the ELECTED PRESIDENT and MI, all
a potential domestic terror threat (against their own
evil corruption, treason, and sedition) last year"

[rightwingcrazy]

“The FBI labeled the loose community a potential domestic terror threat last year.”

What criteria did they use for that label? They seem pretty law-abiding to me.

[Vendome]

[Responsibility2nd]

Q may have been a conspiracy theory years ago. But anymore it’s just a bunch of old gals sitting around chitchatting.

[BenLurkin]

This shadowy cabal of figures in media, entertainment and politics sneaked a complete unknown into the oval office to be its stooge back in 2008.

So, it's hardly a new thing.

[Stravinsky]

QAnon is nonsense, but so are communism, transgenderism, and a ton of other things, so this is yet another anti-right BS move by Twitter.

[Jane Long]

Ho. Lee Chit.
Twitter will permanently suspend accounts tweeting about Q. https://t.co/mctlw59KfV— Praying Medic (@prayingmedic) July 22, 2020

JUST IN: Twitter says it has begun taking sweeping actions to limit the reach of QAnon content and banned many of the conspiracy theory's followers due to ongoing problems with harassment and the dissemination of misinformation.

Yikes...Here we go...Nice knowing you all— 🌟🌟Rooster🌟🌟 (@no_silenced) July 22, 2020

Some QAnon accounts are already trying to come up with ways to evade targeted harassment bans, like saying "17" instead of "Q sent me."

Twitter told us their enforcement team—and machine learning—would be on the lookout for this sort of evolution.https://t.co/Hznllz8FQU pic.twitter.com/DUdl1Ucoct— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) July 22, 2020

Yikes.

[centurion316]

I’m not a big fan of QAnon, but I will certainly defend their right to free speech. This is all part of a very carefully crafted plan to shut down the voices of the Right before the Election. It’s coming to late to challenge this in the courts and early enough to effect the influence the voice of the Right prior to the election.

Twitter, of course, is a private company, and the 1st Amendment is a constraint on government. Private companies largely get a pass.

[martin_fierro]

www.parler.com

IMHO Parler suffers from the same dynamic as does Twatter: unless you’re a Celebrity or spend you entire days on the site, Parlering away, it’s damn near impossible to get your voice heard.

Give me the FB alternative — www.mewe.com — any day.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

Well, if “Q” is just a bunch of crackpots there would be nothing to be afraid of. Twitter should take their money and let them post.

And if there is nothing to it, the President...who knows about Q...should just come out and say its a fraud. It would be done within an hour (Why doesn’t any reporter ask him??They know about it!.

[Jane Long]

And, now....there's this...

Twitter Bans Jewish Star of David in Profile Images - Deems it "Hateful Imagery" https://t.co/6CSHwOa1H0 via @gatewaypundit pic.twitter.com/C1kuAunhBy— Jim Hoft (@gatewaypundit) July 22, 2020

[FLvoter]

As a doubter of Q I’ll admit this gives a lot of credibility to him/them.

[BOBWADE]

Time for civil suits for violation of first amendment Rights. Let the DOJ devote time and attention to defending our bill of rights.

[Steven Tyler]

17Anon