Thread by @YossiGestetner

Haha. Just days ago, @slpng_giants argued to me here that Twitter enforced rules equally.

But Twitter is clearly not even-handed which is their right, but my point was that any Con who runs an op like Sleeping Giants would be banned for “targeted harassment.”

https://twitter.com/pdabrosca/status/1360261813334659072

On the day that @TwitterComms gave a pass for @ProjectLincoln’s posting illegally private DMs (one Twitter offense) to intimidate a journalist (another offense), Project Veritas’ account is reportedly suspended permanently for posting “private info” (i.e doing journalism).

The “private info” posted by Project Veritas is legal-recordings of the subject of their investigative journalism!

I have no idea why @TwitterComms even bothers to cite a rule when they block non-Libs. Why not say “we suspended the account just because we can. Pound sand!”

The frustrating part with how Twitter suspense account is that there’s no way for you to behave according to rules to avoid suspension. If you tweet all week, Twitter can cite rules that you violated.

Suspensions are political; ZERO with how accounts behave.

@leslieberland

If I were to continue mentioning in this thread the handles of a few senior people at Twitter, they can suspend me for “inciting harassment” and/or for “spreading disinfo” because they disagree with how I present the FACTS.

Carpe Donktum was removed for “copyright violations.”

Anyone who posts here still memes, photo or video that someone else took, is essentially in copyright violation. Lib meme makers do it all the time, but Carpe Donktum was removed.

Oh it’s not a real name. He could have been banned for “fake identity” too.

cc @kayvz @bborrman