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> 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'
by 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.
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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.