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  But Twitter did get paid to censor the posts. Regardless of how this author wants to frame the exchange, Twitter was working for the FBI and censoring everything they flagged.
  That is extremely dangerous. I don’t care to argue the reasons for their censorship. No government should EVER be able to censor its population, especially when debating topics that affect us all. Healthy discourse is the only way we will solve issues. They shut down that possibility.
context: This is what happens when you allow politicians to censor speech. >
  
  Exactly, which is why the US government having had a direct line with Twitter to censor whatever whatever they wanted was not cool. Don't worry though, Facebook and Google and still doing it. >
  
  Are you talking about a group that wasn't actually part of the US government flagging twitter posts that contained nude photos posted without the subject's consent?
  Or are you talking about something that isn't hunter biden? >
  
  No the FBI (among others) had a direct line to Twitter to flag "misinformation" tweets.