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This. Twitter is a communications service, not the police.

• craftyguy 8y ago
  You're right, but it's easy to see how they've blurred the line by taking action to ban some high profile individuals from their platform.
  • krapp 8y ago
    What line has been blurred? As a private platform, Twitter has always had the right to ban anyone from their platform for any reason. Doing so isn't acting as an agent of the state or using the state's monopoly on force, even when they're compelled to do so by the law.
• loceng 8y ago
  This is part of society. The police are an organization meant to "serve & protect."