Twitter gave BS excuse for locking Andy Ngo out of his account — over a death threat email he purportedly received from someone else [screenshots]

Sarah D | 12:33 PM on February 17, 2022

Nice going, Andy Ngo. You went and got yourself in Twitter jail. Must’ve done something pretty bad, we reckon.

So … what’d you do?

Our Editor-at-large @MrAndyNgo has been locked out of his Twitter account for “posting people's private information”

The private information? An obviously fake email address which was attached to a death threat. We censored it because @TwitterSupport is doubling down. pic.twitter.com/rWafiW6i6W

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) February 17, 2022

Should’ve known better, Andy. You can’t just post things like that and expect not to be punished.

Wait … why can’t you post things like that and expect not to be punished?

Twitter has suspended Andy Ngo again for telling the truth. pic.twitter.com/YYusiAlpeK

— Landlvr (@Landlvr) February 17, 2022

Twitter seems to have this weird thing about accounts that share screenshots of crazy stuff lefties say.

I was forced to delete the tweet that showed the death threat I was sent. @TwitterSupport’s appeal team determined it was a violation of the death threat sender’s privacy. https://t.co/oOd4crIhue

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) February 17, 2022

For those of you keeping score at home, last August, Andy Ngo shared a screenshot of an email he purportedly received telling him to “Die motherf*cker,” Twitter locked him out of his account for violating the sender’s privacy, and Twitter wouldn’t restore Ngo’s access to his account until he deleted the tweet with the offending screenshot.