Democrat Sends Candace Owens Image Of KKK Hood, Twitter Does Nothing
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In yet another example of how there are two sets of rules when it comes to social media, a Democrat who sent a picture of a KKK hood to black conservative commentator Candace Owens wasn’t banned from Twitter for his hateful actions.
On Tuesday, Owens made a tweet where she pointed out that those who are most responsible for violence against African-American people happen to be black. Failed congressional candidate Liam O’Mara responded by sending the offensive image with the message “Yikes. You may’ve dropped this.”
Unsurprisingly, Twitter found nothing wrong with what otherwise could have had O’Mara charged with a hate crime. Moderators responded to Owens that the white hood (which is clearly an offensive and racist symbol) was not in violation of their rules, prompting her to tweet out a copy of the response:
For everyone that is suing @Twitter for clear cut bias— they have written to me to let me know that sending klansmen hoods to black people does not violate any of their rules.
Racism is okay on this platform. Thanks @TwitterSafety! pic.twitter.com/UsQeU3ENi0
— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) March 23, 2021
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