Twitter suspends Donald Trump permanently

After a detailed review of recent Tweets on the @realDonaldTrump account and the surrounding environment (especially how to receive and explain them on Twitter), we have permanently disabled the account due to the possibility of further incitement to violence. In this week's terrorist incident, we made it clear on Wednesday that further violations of Twitter rules can lead to such actions.

Our public interest framework allows the public to hear directly from elected officials and world leaders. It is based on the principle that people have the right to publicly take responsibility. However, a few years ago, we made it clear that these accounts did not fully exceed our regulations.So Twitter cannot be used to incite violence. We will continue to be transparent about our policies and their implementation.

The tweet also "may encourage those who are considering violent behavior, (by making it clear) that the inauguration will be a 'safe' target because he will not attend." The social network recalled that they had begun spreading "plans for future armed protests on Twitter, including a proposal for a second attack on the U.S. Capitol and state Capitol on Jan. 17." "The person responsible (in the first tweet) used the term" American patriot "to describe some of his (online) followers, which was also interpreted as support for those who committed violence on Capitol Hill." Social Network .

In the end, they claimed that their online supporters who are keeping their promises will have "a big voice in the future" and promises that they "will not be respected," which shows that Trump "does not intend to promote an 'orderly transition.'" Yes, continue to support, empower and block those who believe they won the election. "

Removal of twitter account

The dilemma facing Democrats in the House of Commons is that if they begin the election process on Monday, when Trump's presidency. He has only nine days left, the impeachment trial itself will probably not take place in the Senate. President-elect Biden is already in office, CNN explained. Although Trump's conviction verdict in the Senate after Jan. 20 can no longer successfully impeach him. Democrats are considering his impeachment, including disqualification for future political office. The draft drafted by Democrats requires removing him from office and "disqualify him from owning and enjoying any honor, trust, or interest in the United States."

After winning two seats in Georgia this week, Democrats will regain control of the Senate. But it is unclear when the two new senators will be sworn in and whether Biden will arrive before Jan. 20. power. Democrat Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House of Representatives, has vowed that if Vice President Mike Pence does not immediately impeach Trump according to procedures established by the 25th Amendment to the Constitution, she will initiate an impeachment trial. something program. It's not too much of a possibility.

Evaluation For account suspension

We evaluated the above two tweets according to the "Glory of Violence" policy. Which aims to avoid glorifying violent behavior that may inspire others to copy violent behavior. And we determined that they are likely to encourage and inspire people to copy violent behavior. The crime that occurred. Held at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. This determination is based on many factors, including:

• President Trump's statement that he will not attend the inauguration is being received by several of his supporters as further confirmation that the election was not legitimate and is seen as him disavowing his earlier claim made through two tweets ( 1 , 2 ) by his deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino said there would be an "orderly transition" on January 20.
• The second Tweet may also serve as encouragement to those potentially considering violent acts. That the Inauguration would be a "safe" target, since he will not be attending.
• The use of the words "American patriots" to describe some of his supporters is also interpreted as support for those who commit violent acts in the U.S. Capitol.
•  is interpreted as a further indication that President Trump does not plan to facilitate an "orderly transition" and instead plans to continue to support, empower and protect those who believe he won the election.
• Plans for future armed protests have already begun to proliferate on and off Twitter, including a proposed secondary attack on the U.S. Capitol and state capitol buildings on January 17, 2021.

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