While the platform has prostrated itself for Black Lives Matter marches, GoFundMe shut down a campaign to help raise funds for the organizer of an anti-lockdown protest who was fined £10,000 pounds.

On Saturday, 73-year-old Piers Corbyn led a 'Unite for Freedom' march of around 400 people to Trafalgar Square in central London and was subsequently arrested by police.

He later revealed that he had been handed a £10,000 fixed penalty fine for organizing the demonstration.

In comparison, not a single Black Lives Matter protest organizer has been arrested or issued with a substantial fine over breaking coronavirus laws in the last three months, despite BLM demonstrations attracting thousands of people with little to no social distancing.

Indeed, on the very same day of the anti-lockdown protest, a 'Million People March' to protest against "systemic racism" in the UK also took place in London.