You are not entitled to use a platform, but there are plenty of reasons why a platform may be liable for kicking you off. There's the obvious case if they shou

You are not entitled to use a platform, but there are plenty of reasons why a platform may be liable for kicking you off. There's the obvious case if they should discriminate against users based on a protected class. Platforms have also been sued for things like tortuous interference and deceptive practices as a consequence of deplatforming users. If a user engages in activity that is either clearly illegal or contrary to clear and sensible Terms of Service, removing them is obviously a fine and good thing. Outside of those circumstances though, I would not take it as a given that there is no recourse if a user is deplatformed.