As far as de-platforming. I think I’m sort of two minds about how often Twitter should be getting rid of people. But I do think that it’s hugely successful in terms of reducing a right wing figure’s influence. Milo went from being hugely well known. Obviously there were other things that affected his credibility within the conservative movement. But he went from a guy who was very out front in terms of being in reporters’ minds to a guy who is reduced to posting on Instagram. And in the exact same thing with Chuck Johnson. He was a character that everyone was sick of, and a guy who gets his credibility and his influence basically from antagonizing people, well, if you kick him out, that goes away. And he’s sort of fuming on Facebook. - medium.com