> Musk seems to be censoring Twitter all over Twitter is a private platform, though, so it's not government censorship. Musk can censor all he likes there, but

> Musk seems to be censoring Twitter all over Twitter is a private platform, though, so it's not government censorship. Musk can censor all he likes there, but there are still multiple alternative avenues for communicating those viewpoints. When government censors something, it applies universally, so this isn't comparable. > peak up for Palestine and ICE detains you ... if you're not a citizen. This is an example of why the 1st Amendment in US doesn't go far enough, because it doesn't fully protect free speech rights of certain groups (at least as this administration interprets it; the courts are still working through the challenges, so we'll see). I find it very strange that you're using this example as an argument that there should be fewer free speech protections - do you want FBI to start detaining citizens as well when they criticize Israel? Because that's exactly what would happen if 1A would be gone tomorrow somehow.