Banned from Facebook, former Toronto mayoral candidate Faith Goldy has accused the company of being “weak and terrified” of her right-wing ideas, and warned that “most revolutions were waged before social media!”

Goldy, an outspoken critic of non-white immigration to Canada, was banned from Facebook on Monday for allegedly violating its policies on “organized hate.” The ban also targeted a smattering of Сanadian far-right groups like the Aryan Strikeforce, Soldiers of Odin, and Canadian Infidels.

🚨BANNED FROM @FACEBOOK & @INSTAGRAM🚨Somehow 🇨🇦’s state media had enough advance warning to get a piece out before even I found out!Bookmark https://t.co/THqYwXPkus right now‼️Our enemies are weak & terrified😂They forget most revolutions were waged before social media! pic.twitter.com/bw9XnjLsOE — Faith J Goldy (@FaithGoldy) April 8, 2019

“Individuals and organizations who spread hate, attack, or call for the exclusion of others on the basis of who they are have no place on our services,” a Facebook spokeswoman said in a statement.

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Goldy herself said she had “committed no crime,” and added that “my only fault has been loving my country and citing statistics.” In another video posted to Twitter, the Canadian conservative vowed to “fight these people even harder, because they have proven themselves to be so terrified and so weak.”

I have committed no crime. My only fault has been loving my country and citing statistics!🤡 🌎 pic.twitter.com/b3wOStpe1B — Faith J Goldy (@FaithGoldy) April 8, 2019

B O O K M A R K👇🏻https://t.co/frdHo4TgDfpic.twitter.com/vwCsEulYNu — Faith J Goldy (@FaithGoldy) April 8, 2019

The 29-year-old’s failed bid for the mayoralty of Toronto last year saw Goldy blasted with any number of labels by Canadian media: “Alt-right”, “far right”, “female Donald Trump”, “white nationalist”, “white supremacist”, “fascist”, “Nazi fellow traveler”, “neo-Nazi”, and the classic “Nazi”. Goldy herself played into the hype, promising to ”Make Canada Safe Again,” and stop Toronto from turning into a “sharia safe space.”

Her expulsion from Facebook came after various left-wing groups, including the Huffington Post, demanded the company ban a recent video by Goldy bemoaning the “imminent extinction” of the white race. Facebook chose not to ban the video two weeks ago, but now appears to have reversed course.

The Canadian Anti-Hate Network, a left-wing watchdog group, cheered the ban, calling Goldy “the tip of the iceberg,” and demanding the company now ban pages from the Canadian offshoot of the Yellow Vests movement.

Goldy’s opponents celebrated on Twitter, with some calling on that platform to follow Facebook’s lead and show her the door.

Oh happy day. And for all of her friends and the alleged free speech types who condemn this decision, remember that just as she has the freedom to speak, private companies have the freedom to not want to listen to her.https://t.co/xk1BJ7Oray — Michael Coren (@michaelcoren) April 8, 2019

Hey @Twitter! Can you please follow @facebook & @instagram by banning Faith Goldy from your social media service? Twitter is no place for white nationalists such as her. #TOpoli#onpoli#cdnpolihttps://t.co/2Xy7RSBSpa — Robert Zaichkowski (@RZaichkowski) April 8, 2019

Others saw the ban as ideologically driven, with one commenter arguing that Goldy’s Canadian brand of white nationalism is no different from the Israeli Zionist movement, or the Tibetan independence movement.

By what logic can they ban @FaithGoldy from Facebook & Instagram and not Zionists or those arguing against the Sinicization of Tibet? https://t.co/8AVkjhvMKN — Jeff Giesea🌿 (@jeffgiesea) April 8, 2019

Faith cites stats from prof @epkaufm about white identity and demographics in Canada ... the same stats used in Kaufmann's 'White Shift' book. Yet he isn't banned from anything, in fact he gets invited to promote/discuss his book on (government) TVO's The Agenda! SEE THE BIAS? — JillColtonReturns (@JillColtonFree) April 8, 2019

If you are applauding the social media ban of @FaithGoldy will you feel the same when someone gets attacked for having the 'wrong' election sign on their lawn? Or when an election volunteer is hurt? Free speech is for everyone, not just people that you agree with or like. — AndreaG (@ALGhammer) April 9, 2019

Facebook’s action on Goldy came two weeks after the company promised to crack down on ‘white nationalism’ and ‘white separatism,’ banning all praise of the terms and sending users searching for white nationalist content to an educational page staffed by former extremists – a sort of online re-education camp.

In the US, the House Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing on Tuesday on the alleged role of tech companies in spreading white nationalist ideas. Facebook’s director of public policy and Google’s counsel for free expression and human rights are due to speak at the hearing, as is black conservative activist Candace Owens, who is presumably there to argue in favor of free speech.

Here's the witness list for the White Nationalism hearing tomorrow. Looks like Candace Owens will be representing the WN side. pic.twitter.com/4LxrX4DedW — 🐸 hbd nrx 🐸 (@HbdNrx) April 8, 2019

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