Thats true it’s becoming unclear, but only sociologically. Legally, it doesn’t matter if people think of Twitter as a public space. No amount of perception tur

Thats true it’s becoming unclear, but only sociologically. Legally, it doesn’t matter if people think of Twitter as a public space. No amount of perception turns twitter into a governmental organization or subjects it to laws that only pertain to the government. This case is even further from the first amendment because Twitter didn’t prevent any speech. It just exercised its own right to free speech alongside the president’s free speech. Nobody has the right to uncontested or un-responded-to speech.