The American star provoked with a post depicting a combination of the swastika and the Star of David. A few hours earlier he had praised Adolf Hitler and the Nazis in an interview
Twitter decided to block the account of the well-known American rapper for the second time Kanye Westbecause of pro-Nazi comments.
The American star provoked with a post depicting a combination of the swastika and the Star of David.
A few hours earlier he had praised Adolf Hitler and the Nazis in an interview.
West has previously been banned from Twitter for anti-Semitic comments.
It returned by decision of the medium’s new owner, Elon Musk, on November 21.
The date of the new deletion
The well-known rapper uploaded on Thursday night an image of the swastika above the Star of David, the symbol of Judaism.
The post disappeared very quickly.
West then uploaded an unflattering half-naked photo of Musk from a yacht, writing: “Let’s always remember this as my last tweet.”
Then Musk replied to him about the photo that “that’s okay”, while for the deleted post with his swastika he wrote: “That’s okay”.
Next, the rapper took to the platform Truth Socialstarted by Donald Trump, where he started posting text messages that Musk allegedly sent him trying to get a word with him about the tweet.
“I’m sorry, but you overdid it. That’s not love,” Musk replied.
“Who made you a judge?” West asked, and shared a screenshot from his Twitter account showing he had been banned from tweeting for 12 hours for violating the platform’s rules.
I tried my best. Despite that, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence. Account will be suspended.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 2, 2022
Musk confirmed. “I did my best. However, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence. The account will be suspended,” he wrote.
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