Thread by @LPTexas

You don't have a right to Facebook's server space.

Seizing the means of production won't end the way you want them to.

https://twitter.com/zoom2AF/status/1389963524059893765?s=20

Facebook doesn't have our support.

Facebook's rights, and every other company's rights, do.

https://twitter.com/veteranancap/status/1389958205539770371?s=20

These are perfectly consistent viewpoints.

We simp for property rights.

https://twitter.com/MrLiberty1776/status/1389959316048908288?s=20

There is nothing stopping you from starting that platform.

https://twitter.com/chrishicksmus/status/1389969369061462019?s=20

Parler didn't have any right to AWS server space.

There is nothing stopping Parler from buying server racks and hosting it themselves.

https://twitter.com/ImAssassin7/status/1389970544234090497?s=20

You have no free speech rights on another person's property.

If you invite someone over, and they say something you don't like, you can kick them out. Even if you have a really big home with a lot of people in it.

https://twitter.com/Ryan434/status/1389969615229440000?s=20

Cool, expect us over for dinner since you deposited that stimulus check!

It needs to be at least a 5 course meal

https://twitter.com/dcp285/status/1389972224539467780?s=20

Saying that Facebook has no competition is like saying that Ford has no competition because no one else can make Fords.

They got big because they supplied the market with what the market wanted. And they took advantage of government, can you blame them?

https://twitter.com/Jeb102385/status/1389976947120300035?s=20

If government was controlling who Social Media was banning, that would be absolutely a 1st Amendment violation.

But there is no evidence of this.

https://twitter.com/Odysseus72/status/1390017212719771653?s=19