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They may have been confused by the fact that Berenson recently announced his intention to sue the US government following the revelations from his Twitter suit,
by bgentry 4y ago
They may have been confused by the fact that Berenson recently announced his intention to sue the US government following the revelations from his Twitter suit, but to my knowledge he hasn’t yet done that.
So he sued Twitter and won and was then reinstated on the platform.
- lesuorac 4y ago> So he sued Twitter and won and was then reinstated on the platform. I'm not sure I'd call an out of court settlement a win but to each their own I guess. I'm not too sure he really got what he wanted since the 1st amendment argument was thrown out in court. ---- For those of you who aren't going to bother to read the court document. His strongest point was a "Breach of Contract" which revolved around Twitter directly telling him he wasn't going to get kicked off for what he was posting and then they kicked him off.
- hunterb123 4y agoHe sued and got the outcome he wanted, his platform to be reinstated, thus he "won".
- bgentry 4y agoHe also got a whole bunch of discovery and the right to release much of that publicly, which is a pretty huge win given that those docs revealed explicit US Govt censorship pressure direct from the White House.