Unreal: Twitter's 'Report a Violation' form includes 'disagreement with my opinion'; Update

Brett T. | 11:02 PM on February 24, 2016

Some conservatives have recently been suspended from Twitter without notice, while others have either deactivated their accounts or simply quit tweeting. Tonight, it looks as though conservative columnist A.J. Delgado has been suspended without explanation. (Editor’s note: see update below. She deactivated her account)

Another conservative banished from Twitter. https://t.co/yTrBnoJURt

— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) February 25, 2016

https://twitter.com/Zach_Gafford/status/702693413062201344

Adam Baldwin yesterday said goodbye to Twitter voluntarily, after clearing up the media’s narrative that censorship, not “alleged censorship,” drove him to look for greener pastures.

What’s disturbing is Twitter’s “abusive user” form, which includes among its transgressions “disagreement with my opinion.”

Wow, I didn't believe it, but there it is. #RIPTwitter pic.twitter.com/fMmvyrxm8e

— Jason (@jasonelevation) February 25, 2016

https://twitter.com/politicsinmemes/status/702696920817356800

https://twitter.com/SouthernKeeks/status/702697862124212225

https://twitter.com/KimBOhiogal/status/702696963003838464

“Specific violent threats involving physical safety or well-being” makes sense, as it’s clear and specific. Then there’s “harassment,” described in the help text pop-up as “direct, specific threats of violence against others.”

https://twitter.com/HamWrapdInBacon/status/702698718408138752