Capitol hill violence: How often did Twitter and FB take action on the trump?

On the Capitol Hill in the US capital, President Donald Trump (US President Trump) supporters carried out the violence, then Trump used social media in support of this violence. As a result, Twitter not only deleted the tweets posted from Trump’s account, but also closed his account for 12 hours (Twitter Suspends Trump Account). The talk progressed further and Trump’s FB and YouTube accounts were also suspended (FB Suspends Trump). The tension between social media and Trump has been there before, but not before the account was suspended.

Earlier, during the US presidential elections, Twitter had also taken action regarding Trump’s posts. It is also a matter to note that Trump has always been against social websites and kept saying that to crush them. Wherever Twitter had taken actions regarding Trump’s posts, Facebook had earlier adopted the attitude of not getting involved in such cases. Let’s take a look at how the social media versus Trump war went.

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Controversy over mail-in votingThe first time Twitter took any action against Trump, it was a case of creating misleading situations regarding mail-in voting. Trump had made allegations that the Democratic Party was trying to fraud voters using mail-in voting. Trump had continuously tweeted about this. But who was factually incorrect?

In this case, Twitter adopted a disciplinary approach for the first time and called Trump’s tweets incorrect. Adopting a fact check policy, Twitter marked Trump’s ‘fake information’ tweets and reported below Trump’s tweets to show his users the right facts. This was the first time a social media platform took such a step against an American president.

While Trump objected to the move, alleging that Twitter was trying to interfere in the presidential election 2020, Twitter claimed that it did this to prevent misleading information about the election. While the Trump administration accused Twitter of having a biased attitude against Trump.

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After this, Trump and Trump’s supporters had opened a front against Twitter in a way, but the social media platform took a stand to stick to its policy. On the other hand, tweets voicing opinions against the trump of Twitter chief Joel Roth also became a major cause of tension between Trump and Twitter.

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Time of racism
Subsequently, when a black man George Floyd was killed by a policeman in the US, Trump, while adopting a repressive policy, made several tweets to this effect, using police force to suppress protests. Was talked about. Altogether these tweets were deemed to support violence.

Within just two hours of Trump’s tweets writing such a line as ‘Woh loot khen to hum shoot’, Twitter began labeling him a warning label, meaning that the Twitter platform would either provoke violence or justify it Does not support drill. Twitter also blocked people who retweet and like Trump’s tweets.

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When Trump’s tweet was retweeted from the White House account as well, Twitter was labeled as Warning. Once again, due to such disciplinary proceedings, the angry Trump had again said that in the form of a strict attitude and threatening to abolish section 230.

Continuation of disputes did not stop
This battle of Twitter vs. Trump did not stop and continued for almost a year in 2020. In the month of October – November, Twitter had flagged it again, calling Trump’s 14 tweets misleading. This was the time when the enthusiasts were at the peak of the presidential election. Twitter kept its front against misinformation strictly. At this time, there was also pressure on Facebook to take such action, due to which FB was avoiding.

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Earlier, FB CEO Mark Zuckerberg had talked about keeping his company out of this mess on several TV channels. Mark had clearly said that Internet platforms should not be ‘mediators about the truth’. But Facebook was criticized for avoiding Moral responsibility for fact checks.

Talking about the latest controversy, Twitter not only blocked Trump’s account due to support of Capitol Hill violence but also warned that the account can be closed forever. After this, Facebook and YouTube also took disciplinary action against Trump and removed controversial videos from his account. FB blocked Trump’s account for 24 hours due to violation of policies.