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the right of publicly traded companies to regulate speech on their platforms
14 Feb 2023 11:45 am
This is relevant that’s why you don’t want any part of it, cum drain.Cannonpointer » 14 Feb 2023, 12:37 pm » wrote: ↑ Ah, jeez - another monkey on board the fruitville express.
You're bringing your fart nuggets to a thread that is a reaction to an *** whipping. Try to assess the relevant contexts.
Here's a hint - it has nothing to do with trump getting kicked off twitter. Hell, I would have kicked his *** off twitter - he violated their TOS daily, Delanamore.
You talk about Twitter violating their own policies, this is one that is plain to see. Your claims so far have produced nothing. So it’s either, you are lying or your people cannot conduct an investigation asking the right questions.