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Musk bought Twitter "to protect freedom of speech," reactivates someone who incited violence, and bans journalists who are critical of him.

Stating the obvious, but:

1. "Freedom of speech" is a concept that applies to the government's action

2. Not all speech are protected: e.g., violence-inciting words are not protected

3. A private business can kick out unwanted clients, but singing "freedom of speech" & banning journalists--it's basically fraudulent advertisement

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63996061