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Twitter Safety owes Dave Rubin an apology after forcing him to delete this tweet back in July on vaccines and boosters

As Omicron continues to infect the fully-vaccinated across America, Dave Rubin called out Twitter for forcing him to delete a tweet back in July that questioned a federal vaccine mandate since vaccines and boosters were not working as promised:

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It was wrong for Twitter to ask him to delete it in July, especially since about a month later the CDC admitted this was the case:

Also, one reason why the outbreak is so severe in New York City right now is that there was a false sense of security that the city’s vaccine passport scheme was keeping people from getting infected. Whoops:

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Twitter *should* apologize for this, but we doubt they will:

Yeah. This does seem to be happening quite a bit of late:

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