Twitter censors user for tweeting video of Kyle Rittenhouse shootings six months later: A Twitter user shared screenshots of his censorship notices. He had tweeted in November 2021 around the time of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, including video of the shooting. The three offending tweets read: "Here is the video of Kyle Rittenhouse. He never shoots into a group of people. I suggest you look at the video, and edit your article accordingly" and "Here is the video of what happened. Don't believe what others say, watch it for yourself" and "Pretty clear it was self defense. Don't believe what @cenkuygur says, watch the video and see for yourself." Six months after the tweets, the user's account was locked, with Twitter claiming that the tweets constituted a violation of its "gratuitous gore" policy, and forced the user to delete the tweets.