Are these the same experts who said Twitter would die in a matter of days?

Remember when you trafficked drugs to minors, bragged about it, and didn’t get suspended?

Let @cvspharmacy know what you think about this.

https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1598036106221858818?s=46&t=jyVuvGYshXSMc1rwhGAEtQ

Now that’s a headline

They’re a private company. They can do whatever the government wants.

Twitter's former head of trust and safety @yoyoel defended their decision to lock out the Babylon Bee for "misgendering" because they have a policy against it. A reporter asked for my comment.

"So basically because they banned Babylon Bee, that was a turning point in the history of free speech." — @benshapiro

You should have to call for violence to be guilty of incitement to violence. Otherwise, both sides will cry "incitement!" whenever someone says something outrageous that they don't like. And that's exactly what's happening.

The Left doesn't even care if you say something outrageous. They cry "incitement!" if you simply notice something they don't want you to pay attention to. It's stupid. Everyone's stupid.

My reply to @yoyoel, who claimed Libs of TikTok is dangerous and life-threatening.

The government cannot get around the first amendment by outsourcing censorship to a third party.

Best Buy still wants you to wear a mask if you are not fully vaccinated.

The government cannot get around the first amendment by outsourcing censorship to a third party.

Some are saying, “They weren’t the government yet.” You think the censorship stopped the moment Biden was sworn in?

Would have been some sweet poetic justice to have the @nypost drop the Twitter Files thread.

In the Biden admin, truth is disinformation and disinformation is truth.

As bad as it was, I don’t see how suppressing the Hunter laptop story helped Biden win. Even at the time it felt like it backfired. Seemed like a classic case of the Streisand Effect.

Am I wrong?

I guess it is possible for me to be wrong about something.

Is pedophilia becoming more common, or is just becoming less stigmatized? Or is it both because the latter is driving the former?