Protests have begun in Washington DC by Trump supporters. Donald Trump could not accept Biden’s victory in the election. Outgoing US President Donald Trump is reluctant to leave his place in the White House. Trump supporters have been protesting at the Capitol for some time.
Trump supporters
Although there were many problems from the beginning, sometimes everything remained quiet for several days. The idea was that Trump had calmed down. Instead, Trump supporters took to the streets with the banner of “March to Save America.” The slogan was called Trump. To post all these violent videos on social media, Trump’s Twitter account has been closed for 12 hours and his Instagram account for 24 hours.
Twitter locks account of outgoing US President Donald Trump for 12 hours following removal of three of his tweets. https://t.co/EJUdTx3t49 pic.twitter.com/jdQpJ6C3xF
— ANI (@ANI) January 7, 2021
Trump took to the streets to share videos and statements from his Twitter account with supporters, first in front of the Washington Capitol and then after the attack. Twitter officials warned Trump if some offensive words were found there.
Facebook removes US President Donald Trump’s video addressing his supporters during violence at US Capitol
“We removed it because on balance we believe it contributes to rather than diminishes the risk of ongoing violence,” tweets Facebook Vice President of Integrity, Guy Rosen https://t.co/fdCneDzNwq
— ANI (@ANI) January 6, 2021
Reporters are told that “three videos of violence in the capital have been ordered to be immediately removed from Twitter and Donald Trump’s Twitter account has been closed for 12 hrs.” Otherwise, trump’s twitter account will be permanently closed.
We are locking President Donald Trump’s Instagram account for 24 hours as well: Adam Mosseri, Head of Instagram pic.twitter.com/3TSosVgfS7
— ANI (@ANI) January 7, 2021
Facebook also took all of Trump’s videos and Instagram officials closed the outgoing US President Donald Trump’s Instagram account for 24 hours. Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the incident and expressed grief on social media.
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