> Many Chinese believer of "Freedom of Speech" was shattered after seen previous POTUS account vanishes from Twitter. It should be remembered that Trump was no

> Many Chinese believer of "Freedom of Speech" was shattered after seen previous POTUS account vanishes from Twitter. It should be remembered that Trump was not kicked off of Twitter until after a literal insurrection which he had helped to incite. It's not entirely clear if Trump's speech crosses the very high bar set by Brandenburg v Ohio, which you should recall holds that advocating violent overthrow of the government is First Amendment-protected free speech, but that it is toeing that line means that said speech would be outright illegal in most countries.