BREAKING: Twitter suspends ‘Defiant L’s’, account best known for highlighting Liberal hypocrisy | The Post Millennial
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BREAKING: Twitter suspends ‘Defiant L’s’, account best known for highlighting Liberal hypocrisy
The account that took screenshots of leftist’s sudden change of viewpoint on a situational basis of seeming convenience, has been removed from the platform.
On Tuesday evening, Twitter removed the "Defiant L’s" account from their social media platform. At the time of its suspension, it had amassed over 350,000 followers due to its highlighting the hypocrisy of prominent liberal figures.
This spotlight on a particular subset of modern online life is also a specialty that made Libs of TikTok popular.
"Hey Twitter, so about an hour ago my account @DefiantLs was suspended. The word currently is 'ban evasion' though I've never had an account suspended so I've never had a ban to evade. Regardless, I've appealed the suspension and will keep everyone updated. Until then, I can be found at Instagram @defiant.ls and also on GETTR at @defiantls ha. Thanks for all the support and kind words. I hope to chat with you all again soon. Have a drink and keeping honking <3 DefiantLs."
It’s one of many high-profile site suspensions and bannings so far this year: Matt Walsh over talking about gender, independent journalist Leeroy Johnson was filming an anti-mandate protest in NYC, The Post Millennial’s Katie Daviscourt wanted a trucker convoy demonstration to happen in the USA, and journalist Matthew Foldi was suspended back on Monday after sharing video footage of a gunman that got into a shootout with police at the University of Chicago.
The reactions from the general public are coming in.
"Yo @TwitterSupport I would like to know how a Twitter account that literally just quotes the exact words of people violated any of your stupid rules."
"First @Twitter suspended @MatthewFoldi for no reason. Now they've nuked @DefiantLs, who literally just posts screenshots of libs' hypocritical tweets side by side. Banned for accurately quoting people."