The DMCA is against free expression. To ban some expression a court order used to be needed. Now a DMCA request is enough, as long as some party enabling the ex

The DMCA is against free expression. To ban some expression a court order used to be needed. Now a DMCA request is enough, as long as some party enabling the expression (Twitter in your example) is legally in the US, to effectively ban the expression. The burden of proof is shifted to the expressor. This makes banning expression so much easier. Funny enough the US tax money also paid for research to circumvent this issue, resulting in what we know as the dark web. > except they aren't trying to kill us yet. A lot of people have had their livelihood taken, or greatly reduced, by DMCA.