Pakistan bans porn star Mia Khalifa's TikTok account. Her reaction is epic
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In a post on Twitter, porn star Mia Khalifa informed her fans and followers that Pakistan has banned her TikTok account.
Pakistan has banned porn star Mia Khalifa’s TikTok account, as she informed in a post on Twitter and said that she will reposting her short clips to the micro-blogging site henceforth. In the past, Pakistan has banned and unbanned TikTok twice. Shoutout to Pakistan for banning my tiktok account from the country. I’ll be re-posting all my tiktoks on Twitter from now on for my Pakistani fans who want to circumvent fascism LMAOOOO THEY WHAT!!! https://t.co/xqqJygEdOm You’re right, I’m privileged to sleep safely in my bed tonight. But I vividly remember living through sirens, air strikes, ground shaking, walls rattling in hideout basements, and destruction in Beirut due to unrest. I say #FreePalestine as loudly as I say “pray for Lebanon.” https://t.co/Yj7PQ4xzfe What in the human rights violations is going on?! They cut the internet around New Delhi?! #FarmersProtest pic.twitter.com/a5ml1P2ikU The second ban was lifted in April over “immoral and unethical” content after TikTok offered to moderate uploads, Al Jazeera reports. Meanwhile, Mia Khalifa refused to concede defeat after Pakistan banned her TikTok account and posted on Twitter, saying, “Shoutout to Pakistan for banning my TikTok account from the country. I’ll be re-posting all my TikToks on Twitter from now on for my Pakistani fans who want to circumvent fascism.”
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