Candace Owens was attacked by a failed Democrat congressional candidate when he sent her an image of a Klansman hood with the caption, “Yikes. You may’ve dropped this.”

Take a look at this:

For everyone that is suing @Twitter for clear cut bias— they have written to me to let me know that sending klansmen hoods to black people does not violate any of their rules.

Racism is okay on this platform. Thanks @TwitterSafety! pic.twitter.com/UsQeU3ENi0

— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) March 23, 2021

If you look on Twitter, it actually says that his account was removed. I’m honestly surprised that it was removed because at first, they ignored the complaint from Owens, issuing her a statement in response:

We’re writing to let you know that after reviewing the available information, we didn’t find a violation of our rules in the content you reported.

We appreciate that you let us know what happened, and encourage you to reach out again in the future if you see any potential violations.

Thanks,

Twitter

That is trash. That shows you how terrible they are. A man can send a photo of a KKK klansmen hood to a black woman and that doesn’t violate any policies that Twitter has? BS. Either someone who manually reviewed that needs to be fired for being a racist, liberal scumbag, or their system of evaluating hateful content needs a complete overhaul.

But as I said, the account has since been removed. Fortunately, this should be enough to prevent him from ever being elected to Congress since he is a Democrat. I guarantee you that if you show the black community that photo, they’re not going to vote for him if he runs again.

Given the opportunity to apologize, he decided to double down instead, tweeting,

“I tweeted it to someone making straight-up white supremacist arguments to exploit a fragile white male audience. Candace is a paid propagandist, and constantly recycles the same tropes we’ve seen work on that audience for two centuries.”

“Fascinating. How is it a threat to suggest your arguments suit that mask? Are you saying no person of colour makes white supremacist arguments?

It is, granted, a harsh way to highlight the problem, but the issue lies with your violent rhetoric, not mine. I hate and fear no-one.”

After Twitter initially refused to do anything about it, Owens contacted the FBI, the sheriff, and her attorney.

Might not be a crime on Twitter but guess what?!
It’s a crime in the real world. @TwitterSafety you should be ashamed of yourself for allowing this to fly.

— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) March 23, 2021

Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore