Tweeting about COVID treatment, bad. Lying about and blaming America for COVID, good.
Right, Jack?
Twitter spox confirms this tweet "fell under" its rules governing "misleading information around COVID-19" and Ingraham had to delete it in order to regain access to her account. https://t.co/SMHvJfQyso
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) March 30, 2020
If you go look, WHO’s tweet claiming the virus wasn’t contagious from January 14 is still up.
Shouldn’t they have to delete that?
So it's a no on "hydroxychloroquine is a promising treatment" but yes on the Chinese government claiming that coronavirus originated in the US. Just to get this straight, @jack. https://t.co/JH5CQIJQDU
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) March 30, 2020
Unreal.
No, you know what? It’s all too real.
And believable.
A half-correction on the above tweet, courtesy of @AlxThomp of Politico: https://t.co/uixMkMqgb2
Half-correction because China's tweets should be barred under Twitter policy.— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) March 30, 2020
You’d think.
Believe this had to do with her claiming it was being used at a hospital when it wasn’t, not w/ hydroxychloroquine itself.
https://t.co/S2MmjqTt4i https://t.co/S2MmjqTt4i— Alex Thompson (@AlxThomp) March 30, 2020
Thanks for the clarification — will RT yours and add an addendum to mine!
— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) March 30, 2020
You’d still think they’d be deleting Chinese propaganda like crazy as well, right?
RIGHT?
Oh, never mind.
Grotesque action by Twitter
— Boomieleaks (@Boomieleaks) March 30, 2020
Meanwhile Elon Musk can tweet “Kids are essentially immune” with no problem pic.twitter.com/C6OcZ3fKqQ
— Quoth the Raven (@QTRResearch) March 30, 2020
Hydroxychloroquine is a promising treatment. Fight me, @jack.
— Jahaziel Garcia (@Jahazielgarcia) March 30, 2020
Didn't take long before I got to pull this one out! Thanks, @jack! ? pic.twitter.com/G6oUDiNWYu
— ? Marsupial Gamer ? (@MarsupialGamer) March 30, 2020
China says thanks, Jack.
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