> They didn't really deplatform until it went beyond speech and into targetted political violence and murder. This right here. Far too many fucking apologists

> They didn't really deplatform until it went beyond speech and into targetted political violence and murder. This right here. Far too many fucking apologists are neatly eliding the insurrection against our lawfully elected government that was incited by a seditious terrorist leader, and the literal years of lies that lead to that incident. Those arguing this is unjust censorship are arguing in bad faith and should be ignored. He was given all the free speech he could handle, right up until he broke very clear laws against incitement. The only problem I see here is that platforms like Facebook and Twitter are monopolies and are not accountable to the people whose lives they affect (we the people). Either restrict their power (eg, break them up), or regulate them as common carriers. That being said, it's dirt cheap and easy to rent a website and post whatever you please, right up until you incite again.