strangely I wasn't suggesting all of the internet should be patrolled, why would you conflate my statement with that? I think content platforms like twitter do

strangely I wasn't suggesting all of the internet should be patrolled, why would you conflate my statement with that? I think content platforms like twitter do have a responsibility to make their spaces reasonably safe for their users. This means not allowing one user to make threats against another. There's a difference between hoping bad something might happen to someone, and threatening to rape them, come round to their house and stab them or telling them you've planted a bomb on their car. Would you argue otherwise?