(LifeSiteNews) – Libs of TikTok, the Twitter account famous for effectively exposing extreme leftism, had one of its video accounts suspended Sunday after posting a video showing that House Democrats used an apparent witch as a witness in a hearing dealing with the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision.
Libs of TikTok announced the suspension on Twitter on Sunday. “@Vimeo suspended our account after we uploaded a video and published it in our substack. They really don’t want you to see the Democrats’ star witness who they brought to advocate for abortion,” Libs of TikTok tweeted.
This is the notice regarding our suspension that we got from @Vimeo just one day after creating an account and publishing the above article. pic.twitter.com/BHQS9H1XrO
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 25, 2022
The video apparently shows Dr. Paulina Guerrero, a folklorist and National Program Director for All-Options, a pro-abortion group, partaking in casting spells and furry play on YouTube. Guerrero gave spoken and written testimony before the House Oversight and Investigation Subcommittee last Tuesday.
The purpose of the hearing was to determine the impacts of Roe’s reversal, according to Libs of TikTok. Guerrero, who uses the pronouns she/they, did not mention the word woman in her testimony.
Congress has been conducting hearings dealing with the aftermath of Roe’s reversal. In one hearing, Fatima Gross Graves, president of the National Women’s Law Center, could not define the word “woman” when asked.
In another, University of California-Berkeley law professor Khiara Bridges told Senator Josh Hawley that doubting men can get pregnant “opens trans people up to violence.”
Libs of TikTok has faced increasing backlash and been suspended from Big Tech platforms in the past for republishing content posted by leftists. In April, Libs of TikTok was suspended by Twitter for “hateful conduct.” Then in June, Twitter locked Libs of TikTok’s account for showing that children were being exposed to sexually explicit material at drag shows.
Instagram also banned the blog’s account in May, only to reinstate the account later that day, claiming that the suspension was caused “by mistake.”