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They did. The removed tweets were nude photos of Hunter Biden. But no one here bothered to verify that. This is all so stupid.
by stevebmark 4y ago
They did. The removed tweets were nude photos of Hunter Biden. But no one here bothered to verify that. This is all so stupid.
- monero-xmr 4y agoI find it extremely unlikely that nude photos / prostitutes / crack smoking of Trump’s kids would have been handled with such tact
- dekerta 4y agoIt's a bit different since Trump's kids were all political figures in his nepotistic administration
- aleister_777 4y ago
- paulv 4y agoIt isn't, though. His daughter worked for him in the White House. His sons stumped for him. Hunter Biden has done neither.
- KingLancelot 4y ago
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- romellem 4y agoDid you miss [the part][1] in this revelation where “in 2020, requests from both the Trump White House and the Biden campaign were received and honored”? Removing blatantly violating content isn’t controversial, nor is a member of the concerning party’s staff emailing Twitter asking for a prompt review. [1]: https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1598828932395978752 https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1598828932395978752
- UncleMeat 4y agoDuring the 2016 election I knew some people who shared nude photos of Melania Trump (taken consensually) on Facebook. These photos were swiftly taken down.
- monero-xmr 4y agoThere is a crucial difference between individuals sharing photos and blocking a news story from a legitimate news source
- UncleMeat 4y agoYour post specifically mentioned nude photos. You did say "of Trump's kids", admittedly. But I don't see how that merits a difference here. What is the news story regarding photos of Hunter Biden? That he's naked like the rest of us under his clothes?
- monero-xmr 4y agoI just find it difficult to believe that 4 weeks before the election if Donald Jr’s laptop was found with the same stuff, that the NYT and WAPO wouldn’t be obsessively analyzing it and posting about its “Russian Collusion”. Let the news come out and let everyone decide for themselves what the value is. Censoring it is the issue
- UncleMeat 4y agoOkay then write that. I was responding to your point about nude photos.
- banannaise 4y agoThis is unfounded speculation presented as if it is evidence. Stop it.
- mcrad 4y agoThey just removed 7 tweets or do you mean removed the story about a presidential candidate's ties to shady business deals in China and Ukraine, while in office as VP? What was and is "all so stupid" is this perception that it's all about Hunter, you know, your everyday broken down drug addict.
- jjeaff 4y agoYou mean the supposed influence peddling referenced in emails that were dated in 2017? After Joe Biden was no longer in office?
- ModernMech 4y ago> removed the story about a presidential candidate's ties to shady business deals in China and Ukraine, while in office as VP It’s been years since the “Hunter Biden laptop” non story, and the vague unsubstantiated accusations are still flying. Zero work seems to have been done since then to substantiate any of the claims, which says a lot about how much those making them care that what they’re saying is true or accurate. The vague claims and conspiracy theories do the job just as well it seems. You’re right after all; the only reason anyone cares about the Hunter Biden laptop is because they think it will take down a different Biden. The problem is it actually doesn’t. Despite your innuendo, the shadiest thing that can be pointed out is vague notions of influence peddling, which has been effectively normalized after the last administration’s blatant and gratuitous influence peddling. It’s hard to get people fired up about something you’ve been claiming is totally cool and legal for the past 6 years. So no surprise that no one cares to hear about influence peddling and shady deals from the team that brought us Jared Kushner’s $2billion Saudi fund and Trump’s first impeachment. The laptop story is a dud. Republicans will spend years investigating it and find nothing. Maybe they’ll find something like an affair or a violation of IT policy and try to make it into a huge scandal, but after living through Whitewater and Benghazi, we all know the drill. They most recently tried it with Durham and that failed miserably. It’s a long tradition in Republican politics. The faster you get over and move past the laptop, the better (for you that is… the longer Republicans cry about this non issue, the better it is for Democrats politically, because only the most rabid partisan Republicans care about this at all).