Twitter protects Tik Tok libs

Daily Caller:

The Libs of TikTok Twitter account was suspended from Twitter Wednesday for “hateful conduct,” its owner said on her website.

The account will be locked for seven days, according to Chaya Raichik, who runs the account. She views the suspension as an attempt to deplatform her and threatened to sue Twitter if the company permanently bans her.“Twitter claims I have violated their ‘hateful conduct policy,’ but like my last suspension, they have provided no explanation as to how I violated this policy,” she wrote. “Was it hateful to expose an all-ages drag show where a stripper performed in front of children? Was it hateful to expose a drag queen who allowed a small child to repeatedly rub their crotch?” (RELATED: ‘I’ll Never Forgive Myself’: Women Share Abortion Regrets On TikTok)

The Libs of TikTok account gained online notoriety for resharing videos liberals posted to TikTok in which users made bizarre and offensive statements about political and social issues, and in the past year the account has focused heavily on sexually explicit LGBT initiatives targeting children, such as drag queen story hours and instances of adults stripping and dancing provacatively for child audiences.
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Libs of TikTok exposes content previously posted by liberals and others.  It makes little sense to suggest that the content is hateful.  If the libs are embarrassed by the content, that is on them and not on those who expose the content.  Twitter is acting like a liberal protection group.

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