Instagram Permanently Suspends Veteran-Owned Business for Criticizing NFL Kneelers

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A clothing company owned by Navy SEALs and Army Special Forces combat veterans called Project War Path, has reportedly been permanently suspended from Instagram for “hate speech.”

This, after the vets made a post that criticized NFL players who kneel during the national anthem, calling them “overpaid turds.” The same post was made on Twitter without being removed.

One of Project War Path’s owners told Breitbart that he thinks the act of NFL players kneeling is “disgusting, an insult to all veterans, Americans, and especially families of veterans that have been killed and wounded during war.”

Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, has previously suspended several conservatives.

Donald Trump Jr. also accused Instagram of shadowbanning him.

Corrie O'Connor

 

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