If you believe in free speech then you must believe that Twitter has the free speech right to choose what they want to host on their privately owned servers, th

If you believe in free speech then you must believe that Twitter has the free speech right to choose what they want to host on their privately owned servers, the same way a homeowner has the free speech right to choose what lawn signs they want to display on their yard, and a newspaper has the free speech right to decide what editorials they want to publish. If you think free speech gives you the right to force your speech onto other people then you don't understand the concept of free speech. You reminisce fondly of the old internet, but the old school forums were all heavily and completely arbitrarily moderated according to the whims and egos of the mods. Unrestricted free speech was never a thing there.