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CMV: The left should be angrier over the Alex Jones' censorship than the right.

The recent banning of Alex Jones from Youtube, Twitter, Instagram, Spotify and even his email accounts is akin to an Orwellian memory hole purge. These bannings are clearly not for the reasons the Big tech companies say they are (breaking guidelines) and are obviously politically motivated. This is obvious if you just look at the tweet that supposedly got him banned from twitter, which did not in any way violate the twitter terms of service or guidelines.

My point about the left needing to be angrier about this than the right is this: the core philosophy of the modern day left is that people should be wary about large companies, especially monopolies who grow so powerful they are able to exploit people and strip away their basic rights. In an age where physical news is dying and virtually all information is received through the Internet, this purge is basically taking away his freedom of speech.

The left always has things to say about monopolies growing too powerful and taking away rights but are silent about, or even sometimes defending, the actions of the Big Tech companies that purged Alex Jones.

The left has every reason to use this as an example to show the right that big companies can in fact be dangerous and need to be controlled somewhat by government, and that a 100% free market is dangerous, but instead they are squandering it and allowing free speech to erode because they don't like the person who is being targeted.
gpt
The principal counterpoint is that much of what Jones said is sufficiently egregious sorts of speech that it is already subject to legal sanction.  E.g. right now he is facing several nonfrivolous defamation suits based on lies he has told around Sandy Hook, and the death threats that has resulted in to families of the murdered children.