Mister "comedy is now legal on Twitter" banning comedians and cartoonists for making fun of him does not actually say good things about the future of free speech on Twitter.
How many yes-men must you be surrounding yourself with to think this is a reasonable thing to do?
Pretending that's the same as the owner of Twitter banning people for a viral trend poking fun at the owner of Twitter is either intensely stupid or profoundly dishonest.
No it is very clearly and obviously not beside the point. You can't just pretend the guy who owns Twitter banning people on Twitter for a viral trend poking fun at the guy who owns Twitter is the same as any other act of impersonation. That's not a thing.
Yes if he is the owner of Twitter and he says he wants it to be a free speech platform obviously when it comes to him he needs to allow any and all forms of tomfoolery. That's how he's stacked the power dynamic here so that's how he needs to play it.
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