Ye was banned for showing an image of a swastica intertwined with a star of david. Did I love the image? No. Was it far less of a call for violence than literal

Ye was banned for showing an image of a swastica intertwined with a star of david. Did I love the image? No. Was it far less of a call for violence than literally saying "keep killing them"? Most certainly. End of the day all that really matters is whether Twitter thinks advertisers want to have their creative appear next to the content in question. Anything else is ancillary. Call me capitalist, but I actually believe this is how it should be. Want to post what you want without worrying about what advertisers will think? Pay for the hosting.