It seems to me Twitter has a policy that seems fair, but is applied in an unfair way, if that makes sense. Basically, if they don't like someone, they ban the

It seems to me Twitter has a policy that seems fair, but is applied in an unfair way, if that makes sense. Basically, if they don't like someone, they ban them for violating policies that thousands of others violate daily. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twitter_suspensions https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twitter_suspensions A quick scroll through that is pretty telling they have no interest in allowing conservative people on their platform. Were most of them banned for cause? Probably. But again, there's thousands if not millions not banned for identical or worse behavior. So my 'diversity in thought' comment means just that... differing opinions. Even if some opinions are stupid. I think one giant problem today is that having an opposing opinion on many topics is called out as 'hate', which is a super broad and often misapplied label.