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Freshman Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) blasted Twitter a day after the platform inexplicably suspended her account temporarily.
Rep. Greene on Monday called out the “Silicon Valley Cartel” for selectively enforcing its own policies against pro-Trump conservatives, while at the same time allowing calls for violence from people like Iran’s Ayatollah, who has repeatedly wished death to America and Israel.
“Dear @Twitter, Contrary to how highly you think of yourself and your moral platitude, you are not the judge of humanity. God is,” Rep. Greene tweeted after her account was restored.
“And you and the rest of your pals from the Silicon Valley Cartel are not God. Difficult for you to grasp I know, however it’s the truth.”
Read the rest of Rep. Greene’s message to Twitter and CEO Jack Dorsey below.
…the rest of your pals from the Silicon Valley Cartel are not God.
Difficult for you to grasp I know, however it’s the truth.
The tweets that you deem “appropriate” and “safe” and “true,” …
— Marjorie Taylor Greene
(@mtgreenee) January 18, 2021
…Why do you allow these type things on your platform?
Porn.
Iran’s Ayatollah, who declares his intent to destroy Israel, who is our great ally.
Hashtags on tweets like #killtrump.
Cont’d…
— Marjorie Taylor Greene
…are terribly hurt by reading a tweet they disagree with does not make it the right thing to do.
Actually, you are playing a very big role in the dangerous divide of Americans and violating people’s guaranteed right of free speech.
As you know…
— Marjorie Taylor Greene
…Also, Twitter is becoming boring without President Trump.
You do realize many people, love him or hate him, created accounts here just bc of Trump.
And through Trump’s tweets great debates have occurred.
Cont’d…
— Marjorie Taylor Greene
…platforms continue down the dangerous path of sitting in the judgement seat of whose political opinions are right and wrong, they will eventually fall from glory.
Either through overbearing government regulations to stop censorship or competition…
— Marjorie Taylor Greene
…can change your mind and the way you do things.
Imagine if you decided to let Trump back on Twitter.
Imagine if you were the platform that allowed people to freely debate…
— Marjorie Taylor Greene
…Imagine freedom.
That’s what our founding fathers did.
And isn’t it interesting that the first amendment is freedom of speech?
After they fought a revolution, they must have really understood how important free speech really is.
I hope you @Twitter @jack realize the same.
— Marjorie Taylor Greene
On Sunday morning, the pro-Trump representative had posted an interview to Twitter in which she discussed overwhelming evidence of voter fraud in Georgia prior to her account being suspended.
Rep. Greene’s suspension comes 10 days after the company announced it would be permanently suspending the account of US President Donald Trump after it falsely accused him of using the platform to incite violence.