Conservatives can still speak on Twitter and Facebook. You are confusing conservative talking points with Qanon conspiracies and lies. Platforms do not have to allow lies on their platforms. Christianforums.com does the same thing. Requiring private companies to host anything the user wants really is restricting free speech. That is how liberty dies.
Who is stopping you from getting work because you are a Republican?
Who gets to declare something conspiracy or a lie?
Some corporate owner in a suit?
I think his bottom line means more to him than any truth...
The question always is, who's watching the watchers. No one person, or one group, is the sole arbiter of truth. Everyone has their agenda, their own biases, and their own definition of truth.
This is why getting opinions and facts from multiple sources was a good thing in times past. Doing this, you could determine what is likely the most factually correct viewpoint, and develop your own opinions about the matter from that...
As a republican prior to Trump I used to watch hosts from news networks like MSNBC, FOX, CNN, etc. as well as read varying source materials like Forbes, the Economist, Foreign Affairs etc. As well as talk to people and their insights before developing my own opinions about x, y, or z...
You can't do that anymore, because instead of a few bias colored facts, your getting so much spin on the truth it may as well be lies it bears so little resemblance to truth, and there is little to no point listening to anyone in such an environment.
This is what mainstream media has become, and in such an environment it's little wonder groups like Q take advantage of peoples confusion in how the truth might best be discerned...
But one thing that won't be helpful at all in this regard, is to hand over your mind to a handful of corporate shills, as they are just as likely to deceive people as Q is...
