Facebook Falsely Flags Christian Worship Group As Associated With QAnon Conspiracy Theorists
https://twitter.com/FDRLST/status/1320760080292323328
https://thefederalist.com/2020/10/26/facebook-falsely-flags-christian-worship-group-as-associated-with-qanon-conspiracy-theorists/
In what they claim was a glitch, Facebook issued a warning to users who searched “Let Us Worship,” a Christian worship organization, on Wednesday that the search “may be associated with the dangerous conspiracy movement called QAnon.”
The group in question, Let Us Worship, organizes worship rallies in cities across the United States, most notably in cities recently stricken by violent protests, or under extreme COVID-19 lockdowns banning Christians from attending church. Sean Feucht, the founder, told The Federalist he has never publicly or privately spoken about QAnon.
“We have literally nothing to do with Q,” he said, adding that Facebook’s warning label is “a straight-up lie.”
Feucht said he feels the social media giant’s censorship is targeted, following a Daily Beast hit piece on Let Us Worship for organizing a worship rally on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. this weekend.
“They do have an agenda,” he said. “They’re targeting the church.”
“This is a peaceful movement from across the political spectrum and they are suppressing it by linking us to Q,” he said.