The right for Twitter to censor

[EvMetro]

Nobody on this site is arguing that Twitter doesn't have the right to censor free speech. If you see anybody arguing that Twitter has the right to censor, it is likely a strawman. Twitter's right to censor is not a relevant topic in the current political landscape. What IS being debated is twitter/government collusion, and Twitter censoring their political opponents.

 

[middleview]

Nobody on this site is arguing that Twitter doesn't have the right to censor free speech. If you see anybody arguing that Twitter has the right to censor, it is likely a strawman. Twitter's right to censor is not a relevant topic in the current political landscape. What IS being debated is twitter/government collusion, and Twitter censoring their political opponents.

"Twitter" cannot run for office. It has no political opponents. Trump himself was tweeting as much bullshit as he wanted, right up until the riot and his tweets encouraging violence.

I provided the evidence that the internal communications about the one story they did censor was entirely about whether or not the information had been gotten by hacking someone's computer.

One story. If they'd actually been censoring political speech, it would have been far more than a single story. Since you admit that they have the right to eliminate content from their platform....we're done.