Facebook and Twitter employees have plenty of power when it comes to banning accounts with speech they don't like.
Why does the polish government intend on doing the following then?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/14/poland-plans-t...
Why does the polish government intend on doing the following then?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/14/poland-plans-t...
The Polish government (like most authoritarian governments) wants sole control over who has censorship authority. [0][1][2]
Also: You're conflating "speech they don't like" with "policy violating conduct" which IS legally enforceable in most countries, including Poland.
As usual: Don't like it? Go somewhere else. Just not Parler, they couldn't host a piss up at a brewery.
[0] https://apnews.com/article/poland-courts-warsaw-2dece52da1fa...
[1] https://ipi.media/as-violence-escalates-in-poland-journalist...
[2] https://ipi.media/alerts/polish-journalist-arrested-while-co...
Second, Facebook and Twitter are banning hundreds of pages every month, extremists pages indeed, but sometimes also journalists or parody pages, most of these bans being done by bots, with a degree of false positive and with often little ways to react.