feminist writer Megan Murphy was banned from Twitter not that long ago for saying something to the

effect of men aren't women though and then after a suspension due to that tweet she tweeted something

similar and was banned. We're now learning that she is filing a lawsuit against Twitter saying

this was an unfair banning. Now Twitter likes to claim that they don't use politics, they don't

think about politics when they enforce their policies but that is an outright falsehood. Their

policies are actually based on a political ideology and when you realize that even Twitter

acknowledges foreign influence is manipulating people on Twitter. Their banning people over

political ideas shows that they too are exerting undue influence over people in the political space.

Today I don't take a look at some of the controversies surrounding Twitter starting with this

lawsuit and what it means and I'm going to look at some of the proof that Twitter knows there's

political influence on their platform and how they are unfairly targeting certain individuals

based on their politics. But before we get started make sure you're following me on mines at

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writer sues Twitter over ban for criticizing transgender people. Canadian blogger tweeted men aren't

women violating harassment rules in the platform. A Canadian writer filed a lawsuit against Twitter

saying the social media platform unfairly banned her because her criticism of transgender rights

doesn't line up with the company's politics. Megan Murphy, a gender politics blogger alleges that

Twitter violated unfair competition law when it changed its hateful conduct policy late last

year. Under Twitter's new policy users can be banned for calling a transgender individual by their

pre-transition names or referring to them with the wrong pronouns. The suit alleges that the change

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