Earlier this week, Breitbart Tech Editor Milo Yiannopoulos received a lifetime ban from Twitter for accusing Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones of “play[ing] the victim” during an online spat she was having with others on the social networking site. The comment came after Jones retweeted several racist comments she received for her role in the controversial 1980s movie remake. None of the racist comments came from Milo himself.
Yiannopolous’ ban was explained by Twitter representatives as a result of the company’s bigger focus on combatting “targetted abuse” on their site. Yiannopoulos claimed that the social network was instead attempting to silence conservative opinion.
Now, recent developments on the online social networking site are giving Yiannopoulos’ claim a huge boost in credibility.
Pat Smith, whose son died in the September 11th Benghazi attacks, took to the stage of the Republican National Convention this week in order to expose the lies she was told by Hillary Clinton. In response, a man in a similar position as Yiannopoulos — a writer at GQ — wrote something far worse about Smith on Twitter. Of course, he has yet to be banned from the site.
See the offensive tweet by GQ writer Bethlehem Shoals on the next page:
TOO LATE, EVERYBODY SEE’S WHAT SCUM YOU CAN BE !!
sick POS he is!
What a pos! He should be fired! BOYCOTT GQ !!!!
DISGUSTING INDIVIDUAL TO DO THAT TO A GRIEVING MOTHER! HE SHALL REAP WHAT HE SO SHALL SO! AMEN.
GODS KARMA BABY!
Fire this animal.
Try me asshole
Everyone in America has dreams there Skippy ! In your case , this would turn into a nightmare , as your big mouth is writing checks it can never cover ! Keep dreaming ! And let us know how that goes for you !
Love to crack this$#%&!@*with a bat you lib pos
Wish he could experience what she has.Then see what this SCUM would write.