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Twitter Banned Donald Trump For ‘Incitement Of Violence,’ But Cuba’s Dictator Still Has A Twitter Account Despite Reports Of Killed Protesters

Ian Haworth
Twitter Banned Donald Trump For ‘Incitement Of Violence,’ But Cuba’s Dictator Still Has A Twitter Account Despite Reports Of Killed Protesters
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On Tuesday, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) leveled an accusation of hypocrisy against Big Tech giant, Twitter, regarding their censorship policies.

“I am not in favor of [Twitter] blocking anybody,” Rubio said. “But if [Twitter.gov] is going to block American politicians, activists & even a U.S. President they should also block Marxist Socialist dictators who incite street violence.”

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