After the recent events in the USA, <br><br>Donald Trump he saw himself cut off from various social media, to which the platform is now being added Twitch. The account of the quasi-former President of the United States, opened in 2019 and used as a tool to carry out his political campaign, was already suspended in June 2020 for a comment of hate that came out during one of the live shows. However, it seems that this time Twitch will not go so lightly and that its decision to exclude Trump from the site will remain irreversible.
The terrorist assault on the Capitol, during which a crowd of Trump supporters made an insurrection causing several injuries and the death of a woman, left everyone shocked, leading Donald Trump's official social media to make important decisions on the matter. Wanting to avoid incitement to violence, as has happened recently, the channels of Youtube, Instagram, Twitter e Facebook of the president, also losing the Twitch channel today.
Twitch disables President Trump's channel following the attack on the Capitol.
Twitch disables President Trump's channel following Capitol attack https://t.co/eqZHJPwSrF pic.twitter.com/lOsm8NbbqF
- Polygon (@Polygon) January 7, 2021
In these last hours we also know that Twitch has come to remove the PogChamp emote as well following a tweet posted by its author, Ryan “Gooteck” Gutierrez, who called for even more violence to be released on the Capitol. As we know, the Twitch platform does not miss anything and does not accept the slightest support or incitement regarding hatred and violence, in any form, whether it be a written comment, a sentence said to voice or a physical act.
Let's see how the general situation will evolve now and whether or not the accounts will be unlocked. In this still hot moment, the words of Donald Trump arrive who says he wants to commit himself to making the transition of presidential power peaceful. In fact, we would like to remind you that the candidacy for the future president of the United States will be handed over on January 20 Joe Biden, but it will take more than just these words to change what happened on January 6, 2021.
