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CMV: Social media/Big Tech changed policy and banned Trump AFTER congress reconvened and finished certifying Biden’s Electoral College win. They ONLY changed to follow the power, so they wouldn’t be legislated/ look bad. It had nothing to do with enticing violence.

Tech and business with political contributions are stating that they are changing their stance on Trump "due to the risk of further enticement of violence". They don't care about anything but click revenue and not being legislated/ looking bad.

Their tipping point was **only after** Biden's win was certified. They didn't care about 57,067 tweets he sent out prior to banning him. 

They sure didn't care about the violence at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017 when a car plowed into counter protesters and a woman died. He said, "very fine people on both sides.". 

Prior to Biden being certified by Pence, (According to FactBase)  Twitter flagged \~ 500 tweets of Trump's with election misinformation. **That's it. Some flagged tweets!** No one else said a peep. Not Apple, or Google, or Amazon, or companies with political donations. 

They only care about who is in power, and revenue.
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Twitter had longstanding policies that they made clear that they viewed President Trump as violating.

They also made clear that President Trump was getting a pass on the rules because he was a government official.

Deciding it wasn't in the best interest to continue to allow him to flout their rules after an attempted insurrection when he only had a couple weeks left in office seems pretty reasonable.