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Random thoughts:
1) If your first response to Wednesday’s assault on the Capitol was to troll CPC to try to connect them to this event or to hypothesize that it would have been worse had they been BLM all just to score cheap political points, you are part of the problem.
1) If your first response to Wednesday’s assault on the Capitol was to troll CPC to try to connect them to this event or to hypothesize that it would have been worse had they been BLM all just to score cheap political points, you are part of the problem.
2) If you think twitter has an obligation to provide a platform to you or anyone else, you don’t understand free speech. And you need to get out more. However, if you don’t think that they should also ban the CCP, Ayatollah Khameni and a few others, you are a hypocrite.
3) Someone asked me why twitter can ban Trump because they are a private business but a cake maker can’t refuse to make a cake. I had no response. I mean yes, obviously, discrimination. But what if tomorrow twitter starts banning based on something discriminatory?
4) Conclusion: Free speech doesn’t mean we’re ensured a podium. Twitter isn’t the only form of communication but should be more consistent. We ALL can/ should be better & knock off the divisive identity politics. If we can’t criticize policy without it, we’re doomed.
Addendum: ICYM my previous tweets on this - what happened at the Capitol was abhorrent & was incited by Trump. I’m glad he’s gone, from the Oval Office & from Twitter. Twitter can ban whomever it wants. It should ban a few more. Baking a cake is not the same as inciting violence.
