I don't deny their right to ban him, but I do think it's troubling when the gatekeepers of the internet all get together and decide to shutdown speech they don't like. They have a right to do it, but that doesn't mean they're right in doing it.https://twitter.com/BenHowe/status/1026786686607532032 …
They're ethically wrong to do it. And ethics matter more than law. Even in litigious America.
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That's not relevant to censorship issues.
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Their definition of 'hate speech' in TOS is so vague that it can be applied to censor anyone in totally biased ways.
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False. No business has any obligation to carry content that incites violence against victims... nor should they be forced to ban somebody, but coming to the defense of a snake oil salesman is absurd
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