WTAF?! Twitter tries censoring article Dr. Scott Atlas shares that takes draconian COVID restrictions like mask mandates APART (we got it)

Looks like Twitter is once again censoring certain articles and ideas they don’t want their users to see.

Gosh, that sounds a lot like a publisher to this editor.

Don’t you think?

I wonder why Twitter took down this tweet from Trump's advisor? Is it b/c he cited to WHO & CDC? Or he isn't supposed to notice lack of mask effectiveness in several jurisdictions. Maybe it was the article?

Here's the article you're not supposed to see:https://t.co/1J1BPvdMJw pic.twitter.com/Ix087VoYDk

— Karl Dierenbach (@Dierenbach) October 18, 2020

It’s not like Scott is a doctor or anything. Oh, wait.

Here’s the tweet where Dr. Atlas linked to the other tweet with the original story, which Twitter of course removed.

That means the right policy is @realDonaldTrump guideline: use masks for their intended purpose – when close to others, especially hi risk. Otherwise, social distance. No widespread mandates. #CommonSense https://t.co/GZpBZxfNYa

— Scott W. Atlas (@SWAtlasHoover) October 17, 2020

You know, like we treat most every other virus in this country.

God forbid he promote a little common sense though:

PLEASE REMOVE THIS @TwitterSafety

This is dangerous misinformation from a primary advisor to the president on the COVID response.

This needs to be taken down immediately. It is simply false.

— Michael Mina (@michaelmina_lab) October 18, 2020

REEEEEEEEEEEE

And what, pray tell, is the ATROCITY Mina is screeching at Twitter to remove?

This.

Careful, it’s SUPER controversial.

Ok, it’s really not but still …

From AIER.org:

The “rationale” for lockdowns, masks, distancing, etc. all rest on the assumption that human direct transmission is the greatest risk for disease. Anyone, at any given time, in any place can pass the virus to another. It sort of reminds me of the character “Cofi” in the movie “The Green Mile.” People seem to be convinced that somehow, the only way to catch this virus is because it makes a beeline from person to person. In other words, we are the culprits.

But, is this really the case? In short, “No” and here is why.

Because of the modeler’s view, if we imprison people (“lockdown” – a term used in penal institutions when prisoners become unruly), cover their faces (“masking”), and keep them from doing what people do, i.e. socializing (“distancing”), we can stop the virus. This concept is what “wanna-be” dictators all over the world have embraced.

This is NONSENSE. Certainly, you can get infected that way but that is only one way of many ways. It may not even be the main way. It is “losing sight of the forest for the trees.”