Twitter Hits The American Heart Association With “Unsafe Label” For Their mRNA Warning

Recently, the American Heart Association released a study that found the mRNA drug increased a person’s risk of developing heart diseases by over double. According to the study, the drug increased the risk from 11% all the way to 25%. 

Obviously, this new report goes directly against the current narrative being pushed by the Democrats and Biden administration. And with big tech acting as their gatekeepers, it should come as no surprise that Twitter slapped an “unsafe link” warning users of the information being presented.

Again, it was the American Heart Association who shared the findings. 

For those who might not have clicked the link above, users were quickly directed to a message that states:

Twitter’s warning says that the link was identified as being “potentially spammy or unsafe,” and could contain:

• malicious links that could steal personal information or harm electronic devices
• spammy links that mislead people or disrupt their experience
• violent or misleading content that could lead to real-world harm
• certain categories of content that, if posted directly on Twitter, are a violation of the Twitter Rules

While Twitter was quick to question the American Heart Association, they were extremely silent on which one of the above rules did the association break. Other than going against the current COVID-19 narrative, it appears that the censored message is unwarranted. 

To be clear, the report released was only an abstract, which one user wrote, “which means it hasn’t been peer-reviewed. Need to have the actual study and data from the said study to assess validity, especially on such a controversial topic.”