Hopefully that will cause enough ruckus that we go back to being anti-censorship.
Censorship isn't just impacting one group - it's a whole bunch of smaller subgroups that make up both parties. It also hurts the uncensored groups because instead of responding to their opponents they are now just shadowboxing themselves in a corner.
Twitter files released tons of raw emails by gov agency staff with lists of profiles and it was pretty clear whom the executive/federal gov and Twitter's own staff had a hard on for.
Its possible it's merely a result of the current administration being in power and yes the risk to everyone is very apparent, but the people fighting the hardest against censorship vs those pushing hardcore social media moderation and top down wrongthink regulation has long had an obvious political divisions in America and here in Canada... For the past decade.
The UK and other EU countries is probably more "equally censor everything influential groups don't like" though so the divide is not universal.
I assume you’re talking about the right, since the left keeps talking about using antitrust to break up big tech.
This is the craziest thing I've read all day.