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Will deplatforming make Trump and the far-right vanish, move -- or radicalize further? CNN 1/12/2021 By Nick Paton Walsh, CNN © From Twitter "After close review of recent Tweets from the @realDonaldTrump account and the context around them we have permanently suspended the account due to the risk of further incitement of violence," Twitter said. Just now, silence may not be that comforting. For years there has been a din on social media -- from President Trump on Twitter, from right wing extremists amplifying his varying brands of crazy, from smaller sites hatching their ...

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The deplatforming of President Trump A review of an unprecedented and historical week for the tech industry After years of placid admonishments, the tech world came out in force against President Trump this past week following the violent assault of the U.S. Capitol building in Washington D.C. on Wednesday. From Twitter to PayPal, more than a dozen companies have placed unprecedented restrictions or outright banned the current occupant of the White House from using their services, and in some cases, some of his associates and supporters as well. The news was voluminous and continuous for the ...

From Twitter: We are all entitled to peacefully protest. Violence is not a part of that. What’s happening in the Capitol right now must stop.— Governor Kristi Noem (@govkristinoem) January 6, 2021 Too many have sown the seeds of anger and division. This is its tragic harvest. This needs to stop.— Rep. Dusty Johnson (@RepDustyJohnson)…

From Twitter: .@govkristinoem and PREMIER announce $150 million for needs-based scholarships in South Dakota. First question from the media: “Do you think the President won the election?” @keloland is playing politics. Governor Noem is helping students. pic.twitter.com/uPD8HKyH82 — Ian Fury (@IanTFury) January 6, 2021