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But on Nov. 15, Twitter’s tongue trooping thought police struck again. They wanted her to delete two tweets.

One said: “Women aren’t men” and the other asked, “How are transwomen not men? What is the difference between a man and a transwoman?”

Initially, she KO’d both tweets and then she got angry.

Murphy tweeted: “This is f***ing bulls–t, @twitter. I’m not allowed to say that men aren’t women or ask questions about the notion of transgenderism at all anymore? That a multi-billion dollar company is

censoring basic facts and silencing people who ask questions about this dogma is insane.”

Twitter then took their tweets and went home.

Many lefties jumped for joy as Murphy — a longtime left wing activist — found more common cause with the right than the left. Twitter’s chief tweet Jack Dorsey admitted in September that the company skews left and frequently blocks right winger commentators.

All the while, death threats from the left are typically given the greenlight.

“I no longer believe leftist positions are necessarily most right or most ethical,” Murphy recently said.

“I no longer believe everyone on the right is wrong about everything. I do not believe all those on the right necessarily have ill intentions, and suspect that many, like those on the left, believe they are working towards a better world. I don’t believe that it’s productive to position everyone who disagrees with the left as “right wing,” and therefore an enemy.”