Donald Trump can no longer have an account again with Facebook after getting permanently banned by Facebook
EX-president of the United States, Donald Trump has been permanently banned from Facebook after his posts about the Capitol riots created ‘an environment where a serious risk of violence was possible’.
The ruling was announced by the Facebook content Oversight Board today, Wednesday, who have decided that the then-president’s posts about the Capitol riots supported people ‘engaging in violence’.
The board said:
‘The Board found that the two posts by Mr. Trump on January 6 severely violated Facebook’s Community Standards and Instagram’s Community Guidelines.
‘“We love you. You’re very special” in the first post and “great patriots” and “remember this day forever” in the second post violated Facebook’s rules prohibiting praise or support of people engaged in violence.’
Trump was initially suspended from Facebook and Instagram for 24 hours as a result of two posts he shared in which he appeared to praise the actions of rioters who stormed the Capitol on January 6.
