Seth Dillon
There is a significant difference between a large-scale conduit for the speech of others (Twitter) and a local bakery or embroidery shop. I think the law should treat large-scale places of public accomodation differently, and there's plenty of precedent for that. The action in question is different, too. A baker who refuses to creatively express certain messages isn't muzzling anyone. And as a mere conduit, Twitter isn't speaking when they host our messages.
Sergio Vengeance 🇺🇲🎮🤘
"This business owner is protected by the First Amendment. He cannot be compelled to say things he doesn't believe." Bruh, you were ready to sue Twitter before Elon bought this place to compel Twitter to host your one and only Babylon Bee joke @SethDillon