> And this is an extremely minor example of corporate totalitarianism Not being allowed on a private platform is not an example of totalitarianism. Not even an

> And this is an extremely minor example of corporate totalitarianism Not being allowed on a private platform is not an example of totalitarianism. Not even an extremely minor one. I think its offensive comparing not being allowed on a platform to actual totalitarianism. Twitter wasn't around before 2006. Most powerful tech companies are similarly new products. I think it's naive to assume that they're going to exist in perpetuity and somehow displace democracy with a corporate totalitarianism. Twitter will eventually fade into obscurity and irrelevance replaced by other services that draw our attention.