When I started writing this post, it was about Facebook's decision to suspend Trump's account indefinitely, and at least until Joe Biden is inaugurated in a couple weeks. I had lots to say on that. and then Friday afternoon, Twitter decided to ban Trump's Twitter account permanently. This is a bigger deal, not just because…
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When I
started writing this post, it was about Facebook s decision to suspend Trump s account indefinitely, and at least until Joe Biden is inaugurated in a couple weeks. I had lots to say on that. and then Friday afternoon, Twitter decided to ban Trump s Twitter account permanently. This is a bigger deal, not just because it s permanent, rather than indefinite, but because
so much of Trump s identity over the last four years (and before that) is tied up in his Twitter account and followers.
Certainly, all of this has kicked off a whole new storm from across the political spectrum. You have Trump supporters who are furious and (falsely) claiming that this is censorship or unprecedented and heavy handed (it is none of those things). Then you have Trump haters who are screaming about how this is all