(01-09-2021, 11:15 AM)Bchbunnie4 Wrote: Apparently now, having a differing opinion is considered “fanning the flames of violence”.

Repeatedly publishing lies, false allegations and unfounded claims that can easily be tied to the motivation of rioters who killed a police officer and vandalized the capitol building is a little more than "having a differing opinion."

We can debate till the cows come home on whether or not Trump actually wanted the radical segment of his supporters to engage in anything so extreme or not, but it's painfully obvious that there are supporters of his out there who are fervent enough to cross into criminality trying to show that support. 

Now that the cross into criminality has taken place on such a large scale and stage, any further false claims that would fuel further criminality are seen as more dangerous than they were before when they were just a daily dose of falsification. It makes sense to censor him in that light.

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