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Twitter gladly offers a platform to the former Malaysian prime minister who said that "Muslims have a right to be angry" and "kill millions of French people". [

by 0xy 6y ago

Twitter gladly offers a platform to the former Malaysian prime minister who said that "Muslims have a right to be angry" and "kill millions of French people". [1] He was not suspended for the post. Twitter is a platform for extremists, as long as the extremists don't go against their ideological slant. If that's not incitement, I don't know what is. [1] https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/former-malaysian-prime-minister-says-muslims-have-a-right-to-be-angry-and-kill-millions-of-french-people https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/former-malaysian-pri...

mtmail 6y ago
The post isn't about Twitter.
- 0xy 6y ago
  I'm pointing out the double standard that the platforms have. Additionally, the post itself directly mentions Twitter.
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gamblor956 6y ago
The former Malaysian prime minister was in fact permanently suspended by Twitter for that post, and that tweet deleted and made unavailable. (https://twitter.com/chedetofficial/status/1321765587530338304?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw https://twitter.com/chedetofficial/status/132176558753033830...) So, no hypocrisy at all.
- 0xy 6y ago
  >was in fact permanently suspended That's just straight up wrong, considering the tweets 4 days ago and his account still being accessible.
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