Laurence Fox

Laurence Fox was temporarily banned from Twitter after he posted a "hateful image" of a swastika made from the LGBT Pride flag.

Martin asked Laurence, who quote-tweeted the reply and added: "Waiting for the wokies to have a meltdown about this." To appropriate that to fuel transphobia is utterly deplorable.— Prof Tanja Bueltmann (@TanjaBueltmann) June 27, 2022 I won’t share Laurence Fox’s profile pic where he manipulated the Pride flag in such a way that a swastika can be seen. “This appropriation of the swastika is one of the outcomes of normalising transphobia: a sick and twisted spin on trans rights that invokes fascism. "It is possible to express a view without the hate, and without insulting those murdered by the Nazis, which included Jews and LGBT people." It is deranged and dangerous.

Laurence Fox, 44, an actor turned campaigner, was banned from Twitter over the weekend for posting a picture of a swastika made out of four LGBT pride ...

'You cannot criticise the holy [LGBT pride] flags' Mr Fox asserted in a tweet after access to his account was restored. 'So is this worthy of a ban?', Mr Daubney, a former Brexit Party MEP, asked in a tweet of his own swastika made from Union Jack flags. Laurence Fox, 44, an actor turned campaigner, was banned from Twitter over the weekend for posting a picture of a swastika made out of four LGBT pride flags

Someone on Twitter thought it would be clever to rotate four LGBT flags through 90 degrees and arrange them such that the new trans element of the rainbow ...

I have no doubt that what Fox did was a form of hate speech, and there’s a case for banning him from Twitter or even prosecuting him under the law. With rare exceptions, when reinforced by social conventions and pressure, banning any sort of symbol by law – especially in the internet age – is not practical. I seem to remember the shock and offence caused – especially to Jewish people – when the swastika became a fashion item in about 1977. I didn’t report Fox’s Tweet because I just thought it was a childish prank – nasty and hateful simply for the sake of it. As we see in all parts of the world and across every culture, flags are potent things, and their denigration often causes riots and is sometimes prohibited by law. Someone on Twitter thought it would be clever to rotate four LGBT flags through 90 degrees and arrange them such that the new trans element of the rainbow design comprised a kind of candy-coloured swastika.

Laurence Fox was temporarily suspended from Twitter after creating a swastika from the LGBTQ+ Progress Pride flag.

Twitter was right in making him remove it.” In some countries he’d go to jail for displaying a swastika. But what Fox did was beyond the pale. In some countries, he’d go to jail for displaying a swastika.” “More so coming 48 hours after the killings at an Oslo gay bar, in Pride month too. In Pride month too.

RIGHT-WING activist Laurence Fox has been roundly condemned for changing his Twitter profile picture to a swastika made from the LGBT Pride flag.

“This appropriation of the swastika is one of the outcomes of normalising transphobia: a sick and twisted spin on trans rights that invokes fascism. It is deranged and dangerous. To appropriate that to fuel transphobia is utterly deplorable.— Prof Tanja Bueltmann (@TanjaBueltmann) June 27, 2022 I won’t share Laurence Fox’s profile pic where he manipulated the Pride flag in such a way that a swastika can be seen. “In Germany, the use of the swastika is a criminal act punishable with up to 3 years in prison. “Under that symbol, my country of birth once murdered millions of people because of who they are.

Controversial right-wing figure Fox was temporarily banned from the social media platform on Monday (27 June) after changing his profile photo to Pride flags ...

Another added: “You are the best person on Twitter, or actually just the best person.” Burke tweeted: “The existence of Lawrence Fox [sic] is another reason to be pro-abortion.” Kathy Burke had the most legendary response to Laurence Fox using a picture of the Pride flag with a swastika on Twitter.

Laurence Fox has returned to Twitter unrepentant after being suspended for posting a swastika made from LGBT flags, lashing out at actress Kathy Burke.

'You cannot criticise the holy [LGBT pride] flags' Mr Fox asserted in a tweet after access to his account was restored. From this time, Mr Fox continued to retweet posts negative towards the LGBTQ flag. He continued to retweet other people's posts sharing negative views surrounding LGBTQ Access to Mr Fox's Twitter account was restored this morning, to which he showed further contempt for Twitter rules as he retweeted Caroline Russell's tweet which showed the very image that Mr Fox had been suspended for - meaning the banned image was now back on his timeline. Mr Fox captioned the tweet with the words: 'Don't cave in to the mob. A London Assembly Member called on Mr Fox to be investigated by the Met Police over his tweet