Quora Moderation Is Anti Trump And If Anybody Questions Their Comments They Are Flagged For Penalty.

From my personal experience with Quora, there is every indication that there is a policy to make the site a hive for leftists, atheists and anti-Trump contributors. When anyone questions those who make anti-Trump statements they are accused of violating their policies. A different response occurs when pointing out matter concerning Michael Robinson and suggesting he has morphed into Michelle Obama, or Barak Obama's birth certificate has been shown to be fake, or mentioning Hunter Biden's love affair with phonography and prostitutes or Joe Biden's many gaffes, signs of dementia, or lack of popularity even though he won the presidency with 80 million votes and said, prior to the election, that the largest election fraud ever was being planned.

The atheists, leftists and their ilk can write whatever vile statements they like and this is acceptable. But when these people are shown up for what they are, the person who points this out is threatened with suspension, has articles shadow-banned, deleted or both. 

A case in point is the article below that mocks Trump. This was upvoted by 972 people. Myself, I am facing the possibility of being penalized because of the comment I made. Just as Facebook. Google, Twitter and other platforms censor those who are not part of the deceptive cabal that hypocritically claim that they have no need to adhere to their own rules, but you must. Quora Moderators appear to be tyrants, undemocratic, intolerant and untrustworthy.

What is really going on with the way Trump stands?

Geoffrey Widdison

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May 25

Been following US politics as long as I've been able to vote.

Trump is obsessed with image, in a way that often blinds him to how silly it makes him look. This is obvious in his excessively orange make up that he seems to think makes him look tan, his fake hair that he thinks makes him look young, and the ill-fitting suits and long ties that he thinks make him look taller and thinner.

What does this have to do with his stance? Simply that he wears elevator shoes and a girdle. The elevator shoes are probably why he claims to have gone from 6'1 to 6'3" in late middle age. He's taking credit for the two inch lifts. The girdle is why you'll never see a picture of him sitting down in a suit and looking relaxed. Seriously, google images of him sitting down, while the people around him are comfortable reclining, he's perched like a gargoyle on the edge of his seat, with his back unnaturally tilted forward.

Presumably, he once again thinks this makes him look more powerful and imposing, when he's actually awkwardly shuffling around, looking weirdly contorted. Presumably, he's surrounded with people who could tell him how he comes across, so he's either consistently refused to listen to them, or intimidated them all into keeping silent (or complimenting his looks). Neither would surprise me.

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Is this a racist comment or a hate comment.

Personally, when Trump wins the next election, not that I can vote for him, I expect to see people react viscerally, but then rationality is not found among the irrational.

You have many upvotes. This is indicative of…(?) many people filled with hatred.

From what I have been able to ascertain, Trump is about to bring a form of justice to the United States that the corrupt politicians, lawyers, judges, government officials and business leaders are unable to stomach….and every one else who enjoys violence, and hates peace.

Obama did not do anything to prevent war. Neither did other presidents before him.

Trump wants peace. Nevertheless, it appears he is hated by the likes of yourself and all those who have given you an upvote. No wonder he wears body armor.