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Politicians such as Maxine Waters can praise and encourage BLM/Antifa violence via Twitter, and they still have access. Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamanei can send anti-Jewish and anti-Israel tweets, and he's still on the platform. But dare criticize rapper Cardi B over her depraved 2021 Grammy Awards 'performance' featuring her song, 'WAP,' which itself would have been censored pre–Sexual Devolution, and that's a suspension for you.

2 days ago  But Cardi B, a Grammy Award-winning artist, was quick to strike back on Twitter, telling the congressman that there were bigger things that he should be worried about — namely, a spate of high. Cardi B, on the other hand, thinks that her lifestyle is the one that really gives someone freedom. She does what she wants when she wants, and that seems to be enough. Although it looks like the feud between the two will result in a lawsuit, given that Owens alleges that Cardi B posted falsehoods about her on Twitter, the bigger picture is. 2 days ago  Cardi B responded on Twitter, saying Grothman was ignoring more important issues like the murder conviction this week of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. “This gets me so mad ya don’t even know!” Cardi B tweeted. “I think we all been on the edge this week since we seen police brutality back to back including watching one. Cardi B and Candace Owens' Twitter fight is far from over. The 28-year-old rapper fired back at the conservative commentator's criticisms by posting a photo of former First Lady Melania Trump.


Ms. B and 'Megan Thee Stallion' at the Grammys.
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That's what happened to me, anyway — ironically, while I was crafting a magazine essay on cancel culture. So, hey, sort of like a researcher in the midst of a set of experiments who then finds out he's going to be one of the test subjects, Twitter gave me some timely and personal material a day before my article deadline.

At issue was Cardi B's reaction to criticism leveled against her by commentator Candace Owens. She posted an old, suggestive photo of Melania Trump to justify her actions and asked why Owens had a problem with her. I then responded:

@iamcardib Maybe because you're acting like a greedy slut who's corrupting the young? Just a thought. Here's a pro tip: You don't justify bad behavior by citing other bad behavior. Children do that.

Apparently, this was too much for the Twitter twits, and they suspended me for violating their 'rules.' Really, though, I'm surprised it took so long. It apparently didn't faze the Twitter twits that I'd called them Twitter twits on their own platform for years or that I'd repeatedly (and correctly) identified their treasured 'transgenderism' in my tweets as the MUSS (Made-up Sexual Status) agenda.

But a reprobate woman worth $30 million must be protected from criticism, apparently. Twitter really had to reach for a violation rationale, though, as it sent me the following message:

You may not promote violence against or directly attack or threaten other people on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, caste, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, religious affiliation, age, disability, or serious disease.

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For the record, I didn't actually call the esteemed singer a 'slut,' but wrote that she was acting like one. But I'm befuddled: into which of the above categories does 'slut' fall?

Admittedly, I'm not 'woke.' But I'm pretty sure slut isn't a race, ethnicity, or nationality. I don't think it's a social class (caste), either. But does it describe some official caste in India, maybe one just above the 'untouchable' — the über-touchable? (If this is an inappropriate question, forgive me; I'm not a cultural anthropologist.)

Is slut now a 'gender' or 'gender identity'? The latter category's choices are metastasizing like the national debt, you know.

It also seems unlikely that 'slut' describes a religious affiliation; with how seriously the leftist sexual devolutionaries take their carnal pleasures. However, one can't be sure. And we can forget about age.

But does the status in question result from a disability or disease? Is there a sluterovirus plaguing the population? Anthony Fauci can get right on that one. Yet given that Two-Mask Tony has said 'hooking up' via a dating app is okay if you're willing to accept the risk (but, he also warned, you may never again be able to shake hands), it's unlikely he'll be pushing for a vaccine.

Anyway, Twitter wants me to be a 'good boy' and delete the tweet. This will never, ever happen. Given the filth and insult they allow (mainly from the left) on their platform, it's almost satirical to take issue with my message. I won't yield to the double-standard.

Why, just consider what motivated my response. I won't explicitly explain what 'WAP' stands for, but the first word is 'Wet.' The second is the a-word meaning 'derrière,' and the last is the p-word that can describe a feline. But, yeah, my tweet in response to Cardi B's Grammys performance — which featured simulated lesbian sex acts to the 'WAP' tune — is the problem.

By the way, if you think I'm judging the rapper harshly, note what she said just recently in response to critics who complained that she wasn't releasing enough new 'music.' 'I have so much pressure,' she informed. 'I'm working on a lot of s---...' You see, even she knows what she's creating.

All this said, after thinking things over, I realize that perhaps an apology is in order. So, yes, I'm genuinely sorry I compared sluts to Cardi B.

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Where they at now???

Cardi B has questions for the Republicans behind the verified Twitter accounts she seems to argue with daily (See Candace Owens). The “Up” rapper wants to know why they are so quiet on Twitter all of a sudden, despite the social injustices being reported on in the news recently. In her most recent rant, she took to Twitter to share her thoughts on the Daunte Wright shooting and the harassment of Lt. Caron Nazario, the Black veteran who was recently pepper-sprayed by police officers.

The star took to social media where she sounded off about the police brutality cases that have shocked the world this week.

“I don’t ever want to see yaa ranting on celebrities, athletes until yall address what’s REALLY WRONG IN AMERICA!,” wrote the star on Twitter.

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In the clip, Cardi B kicked off her rant noting that the Black Lt. wasn’t getting support from the military obsessed Republicans online:

“This past week, we have seen an American lieutenant that served this country get treated like a f**king dog by cops.[He] got maced, got thrown to the floor—mind you, this man served this country—over some f**king license plates that these motherf**kers couldn’t see, temporary license plates.”

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She continued, mentioning the tragic killing of Daunte Wright.

“We have seen a young man get killed by a cop, unarmed, and the excuse was the cop that had been on duty for 20-plus years mistakes a gun for a Taser. My thing is, where the f***k are you Twitter blue check Republicans at? Y’all are the loudest in this motherfucking app. Y’all not saying nothing. Y’all not complaining. Y’all blame everything with what’s wrong in America beside the police. Y’all have been very silent. What’s going on?”

Points were made! Do you agree with Cardi B here?

A number of stars have spoken out about the tragic death of Daunte Wright and are demanding police reform. Ariana Grande and Mandy Moore are among a few celebs who have taken to social media to share resources on how to help during this difficult time. Moore shared on her Instagram story that the unjustice death of both Wright and George Floyd has been “sickening and heartbreaking” to watch.

“Justice for #dauntewright. A 20-year-old father pulled over for having an air freshener hanging from his rear view mirror (it’s illegal in Minnesota) and killed just miles from where George Floyd was murdered. It is sickening and heartbreaking. The system doesn’t need reform, it needs a full transformation, ” Moore exclaimed.

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