That's a slippery argument, if we consider that letting people post to these social networks is somehow a right, then doesn't that effectively mean that the alt

That's a slippery argument, if we consider that letting people post to these social networks is somehow a right, then doesn't that effectively mean that the alt-right folks who complain about deplatforming being a free-speech violation have a point? Or maybe there's a case to be made that censoring people for being homosexual or looking different is a form of harassment by censorship? It's not like these platforms offer any kind of critical service. They come and go every couple of years it seems. TikTok seems pretty crap, just tell people to stop supporting it. Some people feel socially obligated to go to nightclub, others feel socially obligated to use some social networking app. They're probably both wrong.