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In practice they effectively mean the same thing. I suspect they're going with "permanently suspended" now because they want to avoid people using phrases like
by remus 6y ago
In practice they effectively mean the same thing. I suspect they're going with "permanently suspended" now because they want to avoid people using phrases like they "banned free speech" or something similar to that.
- cbozeman 6y ago"permanently suspended free speech" doesn't really sound much different than "banned free speech". I can't really see this being a big deal, Bannon's got enough wealth to make his own website.