Facebook censors kicked into high gear almost as soon as three pages from the manifesto of Nashville mass shooter Audrey Hale hit social media on Monday.
On March 27 of this year, Hale, a 28-year-old female who identified as a man named Aiden, shot and killed three 9-year-olds and three staff members at the Covenant School in Nashville. Police shot and killed Hale.
The manifesto showed Hale had prayed to God to have a “high death count” and wanted to shoot “little crackers” with “white privileges.”
Not The Bee noted: "If the FBI has fought this long to hide the manifesto, it would not be surprising if government-influenced tech companies would also work to hide the killer's message."
Related: Report: 3-page manifesto by Nashville trans shooter reveals anti-white prayer for ‘high death count’, November 6, 2023
Immediately after release of the pages by Steven Crowder, Facebook began to censor the story and remove it from the platform.
BREAKING: @facebook is now censoring the #NashvilleManifesto https://t.co/vDGAPPh7Oa pic.twitter.com/iVso967VHl
— Steven Crowder (@scrowder) November 6, 2023
Woke violence is violence.https://t.co/tXKxUK6UgJ
— James Lindsay, Wokesetta Stone (@ConceptualJames) November 6, 2023
Facebook users reported they were unable to share the story:
Well can't share nashville manifesto on Facebook that's for sure pic.twitter.com/XaJ47VtfUi
— MAGA Michelle (@candiedmickey) November 6, 2023
Crowder said Google also appeared to be censoring the story:
BREAKING: @Google is censoring the #NashvilleManifesto https://t.co/vDGAPPh7Oa pic.twitter.com/WZ0rzyjfiv
— Steven Crowder (@scrowder) November 6, 2023
