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{{quotebox|“A journalist just got banned from Twitter for simply posting ‘Kyle Rittenhouse did nothing wrong. Twitter and other [[Big Tech]] companies are now engaged in brazen and outright [[censorship]] of political speech.
{{quotebox|“A journalist just got banned from Twitter for simply posting ‘Kyle Rittenhouse did nothing wrong. Twitter and other [[Big Tech]] companies are now engaged in brazen and outright [[censorship]] of political speech.
“They can no longer pretend to be neutral ‘internet computer service’ providers protected from [[defamation]] claims by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. They have now stepped in the arena and are publishers. Myself and Lin Wood intend to hold Twitter fully liable to Nicholas Sandmann, Kyle Rittenhouse, and every other person whose life it has tried to destroy simply because it disagrees with their political viewpoints.”<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/08/30/journalist-cassandra-fairbanks-suspended-from-twitter-over-kyle-rittenhouse-support/</ref>}}
“They can no longer pretend to be neutral ‘internet computer service’ providers protected from [[defamation]] claims by [[Section 230]] of the Communications Decency Act. They have now stepped in the arena and are publishers. Myself and Lin Wood intend to hold Twitter fully liable to Nicholas Sandmann, Kyle Rittenhouse, and every other person whose life it has tried to destroy simply because it disagrees with their political viewpoints.”<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/08/30/journalist-cassandra-fairbanks-suspended-from-twitter-over-kyle-rittenhouse-support/</ref>}}
On the same day that Twitter suspended Fairbanks, Twitter was flooded with users glorifying the [[murder]] of a [[Patriot Prayer]] peaceful protester in [[Portland, Oregon]].<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/08/29/nyt-portland-homicide-victim-had-patriot-prayer-hat/</ref>
On the same day that Twitter suspended Fairbanks, Twitter was flooded with users glorifying the [[murder]] of a [[Patriot Prayer]] peaceful protester in [[Portland, Oregon]].<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/08/29/nyt-portland-homicide-victim-had-patriot-prayer-hat/</ref>