On Wednesday, Donald Trump rejoiced that his Facebook and Instagram accounts would be restored in the “coming weeks” after parent firm Meta’s announcement.
Trump said that “such a thing should never again happen to a sitting President, or anybody else who is not deserving of retaliation” in a post on Truth Social, in which he also called himself the “favorite president” despite losing reelection to a second term.
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Trump Updates: Trump Welcomes Facebook And Instagram’s Comeback As Meta’s Decision Divides Critics
After the brawl on January 6 at the U.S. Capitol, Mr. Trump was barred from using Facebook and Instagram for two years. On Wednesday, Nick Clegg, Meta’s president of worldwide affairs, said that he might return to the platforms, albeit new barriers would be installed to “deter repeat violations.”
Several people had strong feelings about the move. Representative Adam Schiff called it “caving” on Facebook’s part. Trump incited a revolt. And they made an effort to thwart the democratic transition of power.
Not once has he expressed regret. You show no remorse. It’s risky to provide him access to another social networking site where he may propagate his falsehoods and inflammatory rhetoric. He stated that Facebook had given in to pressure, allowing him to spread his hateful views to a broader audience.
