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"You aren't entitled to a platform sweetie" "Just build your own critical infrastructure" How the tables have turned

• iudqnolq 4y ago
  The problem with your argument is that you conflate procedural arguments with arguments on the merits. No person is entitled to an account on a website. However, it is sometimes bad and sometimes good to ban people, depending on who they are and what they were doing. I believe it's good to ban a Nazi and bad to ban a critic. I see no inconsistency here. It's attractive to think there's some simple rule (like ban nobody) that lets you get out of deciding whether people are good or bad, but that's a trap.
• rsynnott 4y ago
  Sure; Musk is within his rights to do that. It just makes him look pathetic (though, y’know, not much help needs there).