In response to the violence during a rally in Charlotteville, U.S. State of Virginia, 28 million people have liked the tweets made by former US President Barack Obama, which has become the most accepted post in the history of Twitter.![rtx3922_1502908095_618x347.jpeg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQcPdZq6ui1crsJooaRPYCCcEVJytZU6gag2KrsJhoMsc/rtx3922_1502908095_618x347.jpeg)

In response to the violence during a rally in Charlotteville, U.S. State of Virginia, 28 million people have liked the tweets made by former US President Barack Obama, which has become the most accepted post in the history of Twitter.


Responding to the statement of the late South African leader Nelson Mandela, Obama tweeted, "No one is born to hate any other person on the basis of skin color or background or religion. People should definitely learn hatred and if they can learn hatred then they can be taught to love. Instead of hatred, love grows more naturally in the human heart. '

This tweet of Obama has become the fourth most retweeted tweet, it has been retweeted more than 11.6 million times. Obama has 9.33 million followers on Twitter, while US President Donald Trump has 3.59 million followers.