I’m not a fan of Twitter banning POTUS. Clearly, that’s silly when the CCP and the Ayatollah are allowed to spout their nonsense on here. OTOH, if you’re saying that a private company should be forced to provide a service to you (AT NO COST!), you’re not thinking this through.
Should a baker be forced to bake a cake for a gay wedding? If not, Twitter should be allowed to decide who they serve. If you don’t like it (and I don’t), you should consider deleting your account. But getting the federal gov’t. involved is not the answer.
BTW, there are many of us who would probably be better off if we never logged on to Twitter again.
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