Judging from the following comments, it’s safe to put Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei into the “Covid-19 vaccine skeptic” category:
https://twitter.com/khamenei_ir/status/1347489585983610880
The tweet has been up for six hours at the time this post was put together and people have noticed something missing:
@jack This is misinformation about COVID vaccines. Why didn't you flag it?#twitter
— Will tell you when I'm free (@Me2009_present) January 8, 2021
I call on @Jack to suspend @khamenei_ir account for spreading dangerous lies about COVID-19. He has banned Iranians from @Twitter but spreads lies on the same platform about vaccines. His posts MUST have a warning label, at least.
Please retweet this. pic.twitter.com/XCxDXK7qBw— Masih Alinejad ?️ (@AlinejadMasih) January 8, 2021
Both Amazon and Google/YouTube have warned us we will be deplatformed if we contradict the “official” narrative on the pandemic (including vaccines). The theocratic dictator of Iran, however, faces no such limits — he’s a Twitter star! https://t.co/S16d216Yae
— Ezra Levant ? (@ezralevant) January 8, 2021
Why does Twitter not care about the leader of a country (that’s not the US) leaving his people at risk of sickness and death due to his Anti-Vax tweets? “Contaminate other nations”…is there no one left to fact check that claim?
— L.H. Armstrong (@1nationundrGosz) January 8, 2021
@twitter no flags?
— dr jacob mccandless (@Jacob_McCandle) January 8, 2021
He suspended Donald Trump but not this monster. Totally normal.
— Ícaro García (@maratustraxxx) January 8, 2021
The rules certainly do seem to be arbitrarily enforced.
