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*I'm uncomfortable with the immense political control tech has *I'm ok with twitter, a private company, banning Trump *And also Twitter's interpretation of Trump's tweets as inciting violence is an incredible reach. You can justify basically any ban with a reach that long.

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There is a pretty clear line that leads from trump to the capitol incident. And the capitol incident was an attack on our government, BLM protests where not. Intentions matter. If Twitter was around during the Civil War and the Confederates were using Parler, you take it down.

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Blm protests did actually successfully forcefully take over government buildings tho

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And like I said, what was the intent behind those two groups?