> Then, there are things like the Taliban, Russia, China, etc which have at times actively cheered on social media about the death of Americans or an American d

> Then, there are things like the Taliban, Russia, China, etc which have at times actively cheered on social media about the death of Americans or an American defeat Soleimani. He helped the U.S. fight the Taliban. The U.S. later killed him in "self-defense" (no, really, that's what the U.S. Ambassador to the UN said). Scholars and the UN said the assassination was illegal. Do people who cheered his death deserve a ban? That's not a trick question or whataboutism. At an international scale, principles have to be rigorously and fairly applied.