They&#x27;ve already slid half way down the slippery slope.<p>They&#x27;re not actually banning those ISIS accounts, they&#x27;re just banning people who &quot;harass&quot; (read: interact with) high profile accounts. This is hitting the national consciousness with the &quot;BernieBro&quot; narrative, where high profile journalists are finally being told their shit stinks and are trying to cast such disagreements as ban-worthy harassment.<p>A good example was a particular account (@swarthyvillian) was receiving literal death threats from a Syria Liberation Army account for, I kid you not, disagreements on MMA rankings. Several weeks later the same guy was banned after linking to tweets by Arthur Chu and Sady Doyle for &quot;pile on harassment&quot; because his followers said mean (and admittedly colorful) things in response.<p>The SLA account is still active.