HAS TWITTER’S MANAGEMENT NEVER HEARD OF THE STREISAND EFFECT? Twitter Suspends Anti-Big Tech Activist Mike Davis For Defending CNN Comparison To The Gimp In Pulp Fiction:

Twitter suspended Internet Accountability Project (IAP) founder Mike Davis on Sunday after the anti-Big Tech activist defended a post comparing CNN’s Brian Stelter to the Gimp from “Pulp Fiction.”

Davis’s suspension stemmed from his criticizing Twitter for temporarily suspending former Trump Treasury Department staffer Will Upton for the initial post.

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After Davis came to Upton’s defense over the suspension, Davis wound up in Twitter jail himself.

“I’d be very upset if I were The Gimp, as well. But you know The Gimp’s a fictional character, right?” Davis wrote.

Twitter did not immediately respond to The Federalist’s request for comment, but lifted Davis’ suspension shortly after the publication of this article Monday afternoon.

I would never have seen either Tweet, had Twitter’s management not temporarily suspended these accounts to defend a fellow leftist — and now I can’t unsee the comparison. Shades of Chris Cuomo melting down over being called “Fredo” by a random Rush Limbaugh fan. As James Hasson‏, formerly of the Washington Examiner tweeted in August of 2019, “The funniest part of the Cuomo freakout is that if he’d just said ‘get a life, I’m out with my family,’ then people would have sympathized with him. But because he took it to 11 and compared ‘fredo’ to the n-word—and CNN PR doubled down on it—everyone will now call him Fredo.”