> People who didn't like twitter's policies were smugly told "go start your own twitter". I really don't see how there could have been any other response. Twit

> People who didn't like twitter's policies were smugly told "go start your own twitter". I really don't see how there could have been any other response. Twitter is a private company holding private assets and letting people use them in exchange for showing those people ads. What kind of free society would tell them that they can't decide what kind of content people get to put on their stuff? Should I be allowed to write KKK speeches on my work computer? Unless we're going to declare social media a utility[0], what people are asking for is basically to have the government tell you what to put on your website. [0] Which I personally think is ridiculous and entitled, but I'm open to the argument.