By the way: After Judge Kahn allowed Taylor to pursue his clai | Alex Berenson

By the way: After Judge Kahn allowed Taylor to pursue his claim of unfair competition, Twitter was so frightened about what might happen next that it appealed directly to the California Supreme Court - which then, without allowing Taylor’s attorneys to present arguments, issued a six-page ruling telling Kahn to reverse his ruling and dismiss the case.

True story.

Added bonus: Twitter argues that allowing me to make factually accurate tweets about Covid might upset the community, or something.

Meanwhile, right now on Twitter, you can watch a woman in New York get her head crushed by an SUV, as almost 600,000 people have in the last two days. (Be careful with this, it is awful.)

Snuff (or almost snuff) films? Sure.

Reporting Pfizer’s own clinical trial data? Not so much.

Find someone who loves you as much as Twitter loves its view of its Section 230 protection.

Stand with me. Stand against censorship.