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Threatened with death by a supporter of the Iranian dictatorship<\/big><\/p>\n
This Friday, after showing his support for Salman Rushdie after the serious attack suffered in the US<\/a>, the British writer J.K. Rowling<\/strong>, author of the Harry Potter book saga, was threatened with death by an individual named Meer Asif Aziz who told her: \"Don't worry you are next.\"<\/strong> Rowling herself The writer disclosed that threat in a message posted this Saturday<\/a> mentioning to the Twitter help account.<\/p>\n The author of this death threat claims to reside in Karachi, Pakistan, and his Twitter account shows images of support for the Islamic regime in Iran<\/a>. The British writer has released a screenshot of a message from the same individual in which he affirms that the author of the assassination attempt against Rushdie is \"a revolutionary\" <\/strong>who followed the fatwa of the last Ayatollah:<\/p>\n Twitter refuses to take action against the author of the threat<\/big><\/p>\n As reported yesterday, Rowling has reported the death threat to the Police<\/a>. The writer also reported the threatening message to Twitter. Rowling released this social media response last night<\/a>, which states the following: \"After reviewing the available information, we determined that there were no violations of the Twitter rules in the content you reported.<\/strong>\"<\/em><\/p>\n Rowling has reminded<\/a> that social network what they say the Twitter rules<\/a>:<\/p>\n \"Terrorism\/violent extremism: You may not threaten <\/strong>or promote terrorism or violent extremism.\"<\/em><\/p>\n \"Violence: You may not threaten violence against an individual or a group of people.<\/strong> We also prohibit the glorification of violence.<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n At the time of this writing, the author of the threat has deleted his account<\/a> without Twitter take any action against him. An automated copy can be seen here.<\/a><\/p>\n Twitter also does not suspend the account of the author of the attack on Salman Rushdie<\/big><\/p>\n Twitter's tolerance of these threats is not an isolated thing: the social network has not even suspended the account of the author of the assassination attempt against Rushdie<\/strong>, which is still active<\/a>. That individual is also a supporter of the Islamic regime in Iran<\/strong>, as can be seen in his account. Interestingly, Twitter does maintain a permanent veto on Donald Trump, former US president, despite not having been convicted or even arrested for any crime.<\/p>\n The increasingly scandalous ideological bias of Twitter<\/big><\/p>\n For a while now, we've seen Twitter do things like<\/strong> censoring a deputy<\/a> for stating that \"a man cannot be pregnant\", block the account of a deputy<\/a> for criticizing abortion, suspend a journalist's account<\/a> for denouncing a campaign of harassment and also block accounts of other users for fraudulent reports<\/a>. Coincidentally, all the victims of these acts of censorship were users who had expressed opinions that did not conform to the ideological dogmas of the left.<\/strong><\/p>\n Let us remember that in 2018 the Californian company itself acknowledged its leftist bias<\/a>. One wonders if this bias has something to do with her tolerance of Islamist users and threats to the British writer. Let us remember that J.K. Rowling has been suffering a campaign of harassment for years for her criticism of the dogmas of gender ideology<\/a>, one of the ideological pillars of the Western left. 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