> To a non-us citizen and somebody who believes in free speech, this whole debacle looks like the parties behind who own our social media trying to stop in anyw

> To a non-us citizen and somebody who believes in free speech, this whole debacle looks like the parties behind who own our social media trying to stop in anyway the possibility that, maybe, just maybe, there might have been something fishy going on in the voting process From another non-US citizen, this doesn't seem like the case at all; TBH, it sounds pretty paranoid. The sitting US president has been spreading (easily disprovable) lies about election fraud for months - Facebook and Twitter didn't stop him. They are only acting now because the US president went just a little too far (leading to a violent mob attacking Capitol Hill), and also because they have to be seen to do something, lest the government try to force regulation on them.