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Twitter social amnesty

ended 25. November 2022

Elon Musk’s decision to grant amnesty to accounts previously banned from Twitter amounts to “opening the gates of hell to some of the worst people on the internet”, one expert has said. Social media commentator Matt Navarra said the decision was “bonkers” and would allow banned users to “come back from their Twitter jail cell” to “harass, abuse and disrupt” others on the site. The new amnesty – which Mr Musk has said will begin next week – could see a number of far-right and controversial figures allowed back on the platform, including Katie Hopkins and former Trump advisor Steve Bannon. What are your thoughts? Please respond ASAP.

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Tony Restell
Founder and Director at Social-Hire.com
It beggars belief that this is even being considered. Imagine the uproar if a new government was elected and said they were going to release everyone from prison. The public would be terrified. Well, this is the social media equivalent and is just the latest example of Musk demonstrating his weak moral compass.