Rose was afgelopen week enige periode geschorst op twitter door een tweets over de voormalig Amerikaanse president Bill Clinton. Zo veroordeelde ze vice-president Kamala Harris ervoor dat ze samen met hem in het openbaar verschijnt – een beschuldigde aanrander en platste foto’s van een naakte Clinton die een massage kreeg waar in ze verwijst naar Jeff Epstein. Hierop werd haar account geschorts, Rose vind dit niet kunnen en vind dat haar hiermee de mond wordt gesnoerd. Rose moest de aanstootgevende tweets verwijderen om weer toegang te krijgen tot haar account.

Actress and activist Rose McGowan has called out Twitter for suspending her over a tweet blasting former President Bill Clinton.

McGowan, who criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for appearing alongside the accused sexual predator and other prominent Democrats at a high-profile Clinton Global Initiative summit last week, doubled down on her slam of the event meant to “empower women.”

“If you put your party over principles, over ethics, you are the problem not me,” McGowan tweeted. “You can come for me all you want, I do not care. This is your cult leader. If you aren’t disgusted, go take a long hard look in the mirror & wake the F up.”

She also shared an image of a naked Clinton being massaged by an unidentified woman on a bed, captioning it “Photo taken on Epstein Island.”

The “photo” was actually an art piece by British artist Alison Jackson, whose other realistic-looking artwork includes unflattering depictions of former Presidents Donald Trump, Barack Obama, and John F. Kennedy, as well as the British royal family.

That image prompted McGowan’s suspension from Twitter over its non-consensual nudity policy, specifically for “sharing privately produced/distributed intimate media of someone without their express consent.”

“What are you so afraid of, Jack Dorsey? A little freedom of speech? Going against your cronies?” McGowan asked the Twitter CEO in a video shared by RT. “I don’t understand why you support evil, Jack Dorsey. And why you lie.”

McGowan accused Twitter of hypocrisy for allowing pornographic imagery on its platform but punishing her for sharing the Clinton-inspired artwork.

“I was just trying to drive a point home about a disgusting human doing a disgusting thing,” McGowan explained. “I know that Twitter is trying to silence me and I know a lot of powerful Democrats are behind it.”

She claimed that she had been “shadow-banned” ever since Twitter received intense backlash for suspending her after she came forward with allegations against Weinstein back in 2017, saying “that means almost no one can see my tweets” and her followers are never notified about her posts. She added that Dorsey has “personally blocked me.”

“I’m tired of having these men’s feet on my neck. I am tired of having their hand over my mouth,” McGowan said. “With the amount of disgusting people on Twitter, it’s really shocking that somebody who, you know, helped put a criminal in prison is being punished for it, is being punished for going up against the Clintons, is being punished for going up against the machine. Because these guys are all supposed to be tech bros, right? … They’re supposed to be the freedom of speech people. That’s what they stand for. And that is a lie. Just let me speak.”

She continued, “I’m a lot less dangerous than you think. I am more dangerous if you silence me.

A spokesperson for Twitter confirmed McGowan’s suspension to Fox News and said McGowan “must delete the violative content before being able to Tweet again.”

However, when pressed about whether McGowan’s tweet actually violated the policy since the image of Clinton was a piece of art and not “privately produced/distributed intimate media,” the spokesperson declined to comment.