Oh come on.    If Twitter can cancel the president of the U.S. I think it's time to cancel Twitter.

They're a private company.

Do you believe that a Christian baker has the right to refuse to bake a wedding cake for a gay couple?

I do.

Of course, I would rather the baker accepted that love is love and "the gays" are not out to get him, but he is a private citizen and business owner who has the right to be as frightened of "the gays" as he wants.

And Twitter has the right to set the rules of their own company.

Also, think of the detox that America is going through without Trump constantly tweeting his bullshit.

Comparing a local bakery to a worldwide multi-billion dollar communication network is absurd.

Donald Trump threatened to break up Big Media.  His biggest mistake was not to follow through on that.  It's an important task for the next president. 

Biden may be following up on this.

At least in the sense of Social Media companies having to take responsibility for what happens on their platform.

The bakery analogy may be lopsided, but it is apt.

IF you permit the Baker to decide who to sell to and who not to based upon his own religious prejudices are you not opening the door to people of other faiths being barred or other color or in fact anything that does not agree with the bias of the shop keeper ?

BM

The truth is, the 1st amendment gives him the right to be an asshat.

The line is crossed when he gets physical, abusive or violent about it.

Would you buy from bigots or recommend anybody to buy from bigots and I am sure the law can be challenged when racism or sexism appears , would two Gay soldiers (decorated for valiant action etc) be allowed to be insulted?

BM

bml00 said:

...would two Gay soldiers (decorated for valiant action etc) be allowed to be insulted?

Only if you're Republican.

YouTube

Crowd boos gay soldier at GOP debate

A gay soldier is booed while asking GOP candidates about their stance on the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell."

It is sad the attitude of people 

BM

Not a single candidate on that stage put the dignity of that soldier above their own ambition.