> I don't either. I shake my head when I read people making the rebuttal that it's not the government censoring you so it's kosher. The typical rebuttal that I

> I don't either. I shake my head when I read people making the rebuttal that it's not the government censoring you so it's kosher. The typical rebuttal that I hear is not that it’s kosher, but that it doesn’t have anything to do with the first amendment. Choices are: - government tells social media what to do (controversial) - government doesn’t tell social media what to do (controversial) People can be upset forever, but it’s a stalemate that will never get resolved in this political climate. Not coincidentally, a lot of money is made on unresolved problems.