Twitter Account Calling Out ‘Liberal Hypocrisy’ Returns After Suspension
An account that calls out “liberal hypocrisy” has returned to Twitter after being suspended. The account tweeted, “IM. BACK.” It included a screenshot of a notification saying the account has been unsuspended. The…

An account that calls out “liberal hypocrisy” has returned to Twitter after being suspended.
The account tweeted, “IM. BACK.”
It included a screenshot of a notification saying the account has been unsuspended.
The Washington Examiner previously reported Defiant Ls, the account that shares changing positions of liberal users, was suspended on Tuesday.
The account holder told the outlet Twitter suspended the account for violating the platform’s terms of service, including “Ban Evasion.”
Additionally, they attempted to appeal the ban but were told the account had been suspended, as The Washington Examiner reported.
The ban garnered strong reactions from other Twitter users.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) tweeted, “Is pointing out liberal hypocrisy a violation of rules? Well lets find out.”
He included a screenshot from the account mentioning Quintez Brown who was named in an attempted shooting of a mayoral candidate.
Check out other reactions below:
A Twitter spokesperson told The Washington Examiner the account was “permanently suspended for violations of our ban evasion policy. As stated in the policy, we prohibit attempts to circumvent prior enforcement action, including through the use of other accounts.”
Fox News reported that a Twitter user received a comment from the account holder.
“So about an hour ago, account was suspended. The word currently is ‘ban evasion’ though I’ve never had an account suspended so I’ve never had a ban to evade. Regardless, I’ve appealed the suspension and will keep everyone updated,” the statement reads.
It continues, “Until then, I can be found at Instagram and also on GETTR at ha. Thanks for all the support and kind words. I hope to chat with you all again soon. Have a drink and keeping honking <3 DefiantLs.”