he is just ignoring what they say

Ivan, they're saying the comments on his post are the public forum.

actually, if twitter isn't run by complete SJWs and instead just bends to whoever is loudest, they could fire all their moderation team, unban everyone, and just the thing go wild and see what money they can make

wtf

a comment on his post is literally a message directed at him

with his twitter handle

they can just tell people "sorry, legally not allowed anymore"

ppl can still talk about it between themselves

If you really think about it

what they've defined

is that the word @realdonaldtrump is a public forum.

which hardly makes sense when you think of it in deconstructed form like that.

regardless this will be amusing. I'm surprised trump blocked people at all. seems like he enjoys yelling at them too much.

i'd laugh if the salty person has been blocked since between he became POTUS

Did you ever actually check his twitter in the early days, before he started blocking?

Another way of looking at this is that they're legally instituting the right of the American people to commit harassment against a sitting president.

exactly

they could talk about it in a hashtag

but no

they want to direct it at him

because they want the sweet traffic that comes from his tweets

I'm fine with that.

I'm about to link some shit in Shitposting.

There really is no down side to this.

We all should be using a decentralyzed twitter anyway

its just text, it should be easy

Amazing spelling.

bro

Im not english

and Ive had 2 bottles of wine

Actually, I was going to go with drunk

😄

That is more what I was making fun of. Since you said you were drunk before.

Im not that drunk rly, is more the sleep deprivation

I've drink the two bottles over a period of like 8 hours

Alcohol + lack of sleep =/= good ability to communicate

my english sucks anyway

It's been fine minus spelling decentralized. And really it was only the y in place of an i. Which is a pretty easy mistake to make

But yeah, I can see this possibly expanding Free Speech beyond it's limits, which could be interesting

Combined with supreme court rulings against limiting hate speech... yeah...

Although this also seems to establish a right to be heard, which is not part of the right to free speech.