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are you saying Twitter is the only website on the internet?

• maest 6y ago
  Clearly I am not, and strawmanning me won't help the conversation. I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you really did miss my point: Twitter controls access to a very large audience, only rivalled maybe by Facebook. If you get banned from Twitter, you can't easily go and use a competitor. If there were tens or hundreds of Twitters in the world, then yeah, the "being thrown out of a bar" analogy would hold.
  • edoceo 6y ago
    Twitter is not bigger than a head of state calling a presser. That audience is on multiple platform and T-dog is in a position to reach out to ANY media and they'll listen - and distribute.
  • dkjaudyeqooe 6y ago
    Wow if twitter is that important you should probably stay in their good books and follow their rules, hey?
  • johndubchak 6y ago
    Twitter also has its Terms of Service and we are all expected to follow those. There have been many that have been banned from Twitter for violent and/or hate speech. What makes the President any different? Why should he get held to a different standard?