Twitter reacts with hilarious memes as Donald Trump is banned on Pinterest

Donald Trump has been banned from numerous social media sites since the events at the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021.

While sites like Twitter and Facebook banning the 74-year-old wasn't much of a surprise, Pinterest's decision to do the same was unexpected for many.

What brought attention to the ban was a graphic from Fox News that displayed which sites had banned or restricted Donald Trump.

The major ones were, of course, Facebook and Twitter who banned his account permanently as of Friday night.

Twitch and YouTube have also placed their own restrictions on Donald Trump as most social media companies followed behind Twitter.

In the graphic from Fox News, Pinterest could be found at the bottom right. This left many people wondering why the platform had become the latest to join the banning of Donald Trump.

Pinterest had supposedly been limiting the spread of misinformation such as stopping the hashtag "StopTheSteal" since November when the United States election was heating up.

Donald Trump doesn't have an account on Pinterest

What really makes the Pinterest ban of Donald Trump stand out is the fact that he doesn't have an account on the platform.

Regardless, Pinterest have taken it on themselves to stop any potential harassment from Donald Trump should he decide to join the platform.

Twitter users had a field day with the ban, considering the platform's use for recipes and wallpaper downloads.

While jokes about wanting to see Donald Trump's Pinterest board continued, the TikTok jokes were, by far, the most prominent.

Back in August of 2020, Donald Trump tried to block and ban TikTok in the United States, unless a company such as Microsoft was able to purchase the company. Negotiations happened, but TikTok was ultimately not sold off, and Donald Trump's ban on the platform was shut down.

Most Twitter users probably never saw the events taking a complete turn, with Donald Trump now being banned on TikTok instead.

The bans don't end with Twitter, Pinterest, and TikTok. Google, as a whole, has added restrictions to Donald Trump. Spotify and Snapchat have also followed suit.

There isn't much information on how the bans or restrictions will change after January 20th when Biden is sworn in, but Twitter will be there for that too.

About the author

Dan Wenerowicz is a recent graduate from Westfield State University. He spent much of his time there as a gaming writer and editor, as well as a creative writer. Dan plays everything from Call of Duty and Smite to God of War and The Witcher. He now writes at Sportskeeda as well as Gfinity covering esports and gaming.

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