It seems like conservatives suffered bad-faith censorship about as often as other groups. Virtually all examples I've seen are either legitimate (an expression

It seems like conservatives suffered bad-faith censorship about as often as other groups. Virtually all examples I've seen are either legitimate (an expression of a "conservative viewpoint" broke politically-neutral rules of discourse), or are admitted mistakes (which happen to everybody, though conservatives might be disproportionately affected because they tend to skirt the line more - sometimes by nature and sometimes as a provocation tactic). In fact, Musk's messaging seems to be more favorable of censorship, though I'm not sure if the bias in actual practice now is stronger than before, or merely as strong (i.e. a little bit). Also, your tone is superior, which is a flaw we normally associate with liberals, and I'm seeing this shift more. This seems related.