Under Elon Musk, several journalists are releasing internal Twitter documents about content decisions. Critics say it shows censorship.
For instance, in response to Taibbi's tweet that"connected actors" reached out to Twitter to get tweets deleted, Musk wrote,"If this isn't a violation of the Constitution's First Amendment, what is?"on their right to free speech — it doesn't compel private companies such as Twitter to permit unfettered speech. That is why companies like Twitter, Facebook and other forums are able to enforce content standards and moderate what appears on their services.
After some Twitter users pointed out to Musk that, in fact, Taibbi's tweet didn't show a First Amendment violation, Musk responded,"Twitter acting by itself to suppress free speech is not a 1st amendment violation, but acting under orders from the government to suppress free speech, with no judicial review, is."
However, the Twitter Files don't appear to show that the government gave orders to Twitter — only that the company received"requests" from both parties and also at times consulted with the FBI and other agencies. The most infamous response so far has come from former Trump, who claimed the internal documents suggest that parts of the U.S. Constitution
His comments, made on his conservative social media platform Truth Social, were immediately condemned by Democrats, while some Republicans also criticized his remarks. that the Twitter Files show"no ill intent or hidden agendas." He added,"Everyone acted according to the best information we had at the time."
Others say the Twitter Files haven't lived up to the hype, and that it's also unclear whether some context has been omitted or overlooked.
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