Re: I have a big problem with Twitter. Any alternatives?
Those weren't the Tweets he got banned for. Also, he's had several chances and this was just the last straw. They don't want the liability of the next thing he might help cause, or the responsibility of making a morality judgement on every third post of his which will still get them hate no matter what and I get that.
As for Parler, it existed just fine for a couple years before extremists started using it actually, and only recently has it become a big problem, specifically because Parler refuses to remove (actual) incitement of violence in any reasonable amount of time or frequency, and the CEO him self said he didn't think it should happen.
Again, it's hard to blame these private companies for refusing to accept the liability when Parler was heavily used before and during the riot at the capital. It just doesn't look good for them to be associated with it.
Free speech applies to citizens rights with the government, not private entities, and while I have no love for big tech, I don't think it's unfair for them to limit free speech to a reasonable extent, and IMO this doesn't cross the line.
Anyway, try "Mastadon", it's got a bit of a weird learning curve but the web interface is highly accessible and there are accessible clients for mobile too.
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