Hm, if I wanted to do it I would hit them with the federal FOSTA-SESTA law targeting their complacency with sex worker's profiles, and also coordinate with stat

Hm, if I wanted to do it I would hit them with the federal FOSTA-SESTA law targeting their complacency with sex worker's profiles, and also coordinate with states to levy charges related to hosting child pornography and failing federal record keeping obligations (2257a), then use that to assume their normal financial transactions are illegitimate so leveraging wire fraud statutes, and then hit them with securities fraud statues because they lied/omitted information about all those issues to their shareholders, have the SEC freeze their stock, really prepare to get civil forfeiture laws challenged by freezing their domestic assets too under the assumption of illegality in separate charges against their assets instead of Twitter itself. Twitter should be able to beat all of it, but the point would get made and shareholders would bounce as soon as they could. Don't forget to seize the website in the process. None of this represents my opinion. It would be negligent to not notice the tools already exist.