The original post is from r/Romania, but I thought it would be interesting to share this here too.
this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2025
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Are you seriously drawing equivalencies between being imprisoned by the government and getting banned from Twitter by a non-government organization? That's a whole hell of a lot more than "a little more gentle."
If the USA is trying to do what China does with regards to censorship, they really suck at it. Past atrocities by the United States government, and current atrocities by current United States allies are well known to United States citizens. US citizens talk about these things, join organizations actively decrying these things, publicly protest against these things, and claim to vote based on what politicians have to say about these things, all with full confidence that they aren't going to be disappeared (and that if they do somehow get banned from a website for any of this, making a new account is really easy and their real world lives will be unaffected).
Trying to pass these situations off as similar is ludicrous.