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Social media posts praising Wisconsin shooter Kyle Rittenhouse have been being extensively shared on Wednesday, per week after Fb and Twitter mentioned such content material violated insurance policies and could be taken off their platforms.
Social media posts praising Wisconsin shooter Kyle Rittenhouse were being widely shared on Wednesday, a week after Facebook and Twitter said such content violated policies and would be taken off their platforms.

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