Twatter hides a very informative poster behind the "sensitive material" shield
The Babylon Bee took a guess at what Hilliary would have tweeted about the Iranian attack on our embassy in Iraq:
Okay, pretty funny. But scroll down on that link to a reply by Rdracer. You'll note there's a box under that tweet saying "This media may contain sensitive material," which you won't see unless you click on the view button. So Twatter has hidden something that we can only assume they found might trigger delicate snowflakes.
What do you suppose it was? Turns out to be a poster of the four Americans killed on September 11th, 2012 in Benghazi.
Gee, who would gain the most by hiding the inspiring and non-offensive poster (below)? Who would benefit most by pushing Americans to forget what really happened? Oh, yeah, got it.
But keep believing the Left's narrative: that Twatter is unbiased and doesn't remove material that would help conservatives and hurt liberals and socialists.
Hillary Clinton Slams Trump For Not Taking A More 'Hands-Off' Approach To Embassy Attackhttps://t.co/H32WAqY1Ck— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) January 1, 2020
Okay, pretty funny. But scroll down on that link to a reply by Rdracer. You'll note there's a box under that tweet saying "This media may contain sensitive material," which you won't see unless you click on the view button. So Twatter has hidden something that we can only assume they found might trigger delicate snowflakes.
What do you suppose it was? Turns out to be a poster of the four Americans killed on September 11th, 2012 in Benghazi.
Gee, who would gain the most by hiding the inspiring and non-offensive poster (below)? Who would benefit most by pushing Americans to forget what really happened? Oh, yeah, got it.
But keep believing the Left's narrative: that Twatter is unbiased and doesn't remove material that would help conservatives and hurt liberals and socialists.
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