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By positioning itself as the Internet’s public square, Twitter seeks a monopoly over public discourse. If it is successful, then yes, it can exercise prior restraint over virtually all of your expression.

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It can succeed in that endeavor the moment I become unemployable. I’m not making an account there, never will, and I will die on this hill.

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