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>Twitter censors the President of the United States

Publisher not a platform. Time to throw them in prison for the 10 TB of child pornography and terrorist threats they have published since their inception. A large technology corporation cannot and will not censor our elected officials and then claim the benefits of an "impartial platform".

This is outrageous. Such large corporations are the subordinates, not the superiors, to our republican form of government. To interfere with communication between an elected official and his constituents is sabotage of not only the democratic process, but the essential operations of the government and national security. Esp. when the communications concern the policy of the President of the United States and Natl. Guard towards looters in an area of civil disorder.

The infrastructure Twitter and Facebook have built are vital for the dissemination of information by the government and government officials. These actions should be treated as if a television network cut off a federal emergency broadcast. In what country are corporations not expected to respect their host government?