While Twitter continues to engage in mass bans of conservatives, even banning conservative users for posting “hate facts,” the social media platform has no issue with a post featuring a graphic image of President Trump’s severed, murdered corpse.

Promoting the new film Dadda: Donald and Daisy Duck Adventure, actor and left-wing activist David Vescio tweeted a photo of a bloodied corpse depicting the president on Sunday.

What's the first word(s) that come to mind when you see this movie poster of mine for #DonaldAndDaisyDuckAdventure? pic.twitter.com/JjVMy9isiJ

— Dave Vescio (@DaveVescio) April 8, 2019

According to Art News, the film exhibits “the role of violence in U.S. history, as well as to distinctly American forms of racism and celebrity worship” and also features Ronald and Nancy Reagan.

The film was directed by father-son duo, Paul and Damon McCarthy.

“The characters are defiled frequently, often in disturbing ways involving saws and feces,” Art News reports.”

But “they keep coming back,” Paul McCarthy told the publication. “It’s part of how we enjoy our celebrities – they die and come back.”

“The Donald Duck character resembles, to some degree, Donald Trump, but he looks a little like Donald Duck, too,” McCarthy added.

What's the first word(s) that comes to mind when you see this movie shot of mine in #DonaldAndDaisyDuckAdventure? pic.twitter.com/TA6OjsFgnb

— Dave Vescio (@DaveVescio) July 27, 2019

Vescio, 42, who stars in the film and reportedly specializes in playing villains, spent two-and-a-half years in prison for drug trafficking in 1993—1995.

What's the first word(s) that comes to mind when you see this behind-the-scene movie shot of mine in #DonaldAndDaisyDuckAdventure? pic.twitter.com/Gm6xxSZsgp

— Dave Vescio (@DaveVescio) April 27, 2019

If this was a Democrat, people would be banned and the Democrat would probably demand a police investigation and spend weeks playing a victim on every news outlet available.

— Ransom Baggins (@B4661N5) July 28, 2019

CAUTION: Very disturbing images within this hashtag.@TwitterSafety why is @DaveVescio allowed to post graphic images of President Trump being murdered on your platform?

This might be something you want to look into @FBI @SecretService#DonaldAndDaisyDuckAdventure

— Carpe Donktum🔹 (@CarpeDonktum) July 28, 2019

Vescio’s Twitter account is laced with post railing against Trump and conservatives.

Dear White People, It takes a lot of white privilege balls to stand on this stolen and occupied continent and complain about immigration.

— Dave Vescio (@DaveVescio) July 26, 2019

Far-right Activist Starter Pack:
-Wants to deport all Mexicans
-Opposes gun control
-Wants Muslim ban
-Dislikes refugees
-Wears MAGA hat
-Wants a wall
-Xenophobic
-Homophobic
-Calls everyone with common sense "libtard"
-Racially profiles everyone
-Denies having done bad things

— Dave Vescio (@DaveVescio) July 25, 2019

Meanwhile, Twitter has permanently banned more high-profile critics of progressivism than any other platform. Tommy Robinson, Chuck Johnson, investigative journalist Laura Loomer, Milo Yiannopoulos, Gavin McInnes, former Nixon and Reagan adviser Roger Stone, and InfoWars founder Alex Jones are all permanently banned from Twitter for what Twitter says is violations against its “Hateful conduct” rules.

Threatening the President of the United States is a federal felony under United States Code Title 18, Section 871.  It consists of making “any threat to take the life of, to kidnap, or to inflict bodily harm upon the President of the United States”.

Despite the fact that Vescio’s tweet appears to be in direct violation of US law, Twitter has not removed it and his account has not been suspended.

Earlier this month, Twitter banned Mary Ann Mendoza, an Angel Mom who runs the Angel Families organization, for posting about the dangers of illegal immigration and sanctuary cities.

Similar permabans of high-profile democrats are virtually unheard of.

In 2018, Twitter employees were caught on camera by Project Veritas, boasting about discriminating against pro-Trump, conservative accounts.

One employee discussed shadowbanning political accounts, a practice that Twitter has continually denied using. Another claimed accounts that expressed an interest in “god, guns, and America” were likely to be flagged as “bots.” Another employee, Mo Norai, explained that Twitter moderators regularly discriminated against accounts deemed to be pro-Trump.

Twitter engineer Pranay Singh is seen admitting in a secretly recorded video to mass-banning accounts that express interest in God, guns, and America, while others detailed how the platform utilizes a shadowbanning system against conservatives and Trump supporters.

Article posted with permission from Laura Loomer