>Twitter, a self-identifying neonazi can spout death threats, and the response to that will get the responder banned.
Could you link an example?
Could you link an example?
Person A starts a thread.
Person B who A doesn't know says something dehumanizing to person A.
Person A says "fuck off and die".
Person A gets shadowbanned for a week.
There was even a time when, due to their bad automated processes, you could get shadowbanned for using the word "queer" in a positive sense.
(Hilariously, Twitter's position on shadowbanning is that they do no such thing, they just hide your tweets from everyone's timeline, which is exactly what everyone means when they say "shadowban".)
That's not a death threat. That's mean and callous and rude, but it's not a threat.
It’s the bizarre inconsistency of it that’s most grating - content can result in bans or not depending on... as far as anyone can tell, a roll of the dice. For any number of instances where a fascist says something awful and gets away with it, you can find much more banal things that get leftists banned.