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After the infamous and catastrophic march-turned-riots at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 that resulted in five deaths, one famous Twitter account was permanently removed to prevent further spreads of violence and hate.
From Complex:
While social media was celebrating Donald Trump’s Twitter ban, Hilson took to Instagram where she questioned if it was ethical to limit the sitting president’s “freedom of speech.”
Not surprisingly, reaction against Hilson’s opinion were swift as users were quick to condemn her immediately:
They took to social media where they ripped the singer for not taking Trump’s actions into consideration or fully understanding the power the president has to communicate with the country outside of Twitter.
Here is the original Instagram story from Hilson:
Now, here is the reaction from everyone else:
https://twitter.com/BrandonRiddley/status/1348152880415563776
https://twitter.com/Joymemo3/status/1348147065222799362
https://twitter.com/TheJessieWoo/status/1348165619951218688
https://twitter.com/RiRii24/status/1348141003245498375
https://twitter.com/amandasaintana/status/1348166173788168199
https://twitter.com/Kaijutsu711/status/1348151190371053568
https://twitter.com/nel_ngubane/status/1348190996862005250
Hilson tried to straighten things out in a post on The Shade Room’s Instagram post after getting criticized for what appeared to have been defending Trump.
Meanwhile, Twitter is not the only social media platform that Trump has not been able to use:
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Article Courtesy of Complex
First Picture Courtesy of MediaNews Group/Boston and Getty Images
Second Picture Courtesy of CBS Photo Archive and Getty Images
Third through Sixth Picture, First and Second Gif, First through Fourth Video and First through Tenth Tweet Courtesy of Twitter and Complex
Seventh Picture Courtesy of Instagram, The Shade Room and Complex
