>I see you conveniently skipped one.

Screw that. I'm not going to answer each case one-by-one. I don't have all the time to go through that to start talking about the dude who spent all his time on Twitter saying everyone will be fine if we walked around with masks -- which was basically called completely stupid and dangerous by a judge. Especially if the dude is now taking a lot of money by being a right-wing cause celebre. By the same token, if Twitter thinks it's a good idea to blacklist a hypothetical "Let kids play with unlocked guns!" whatever. People will complain about that too.

>The worst part about it is I fucking hate the conspiracy theorists types (Joe Rogan, for example) and this is the tiny crumb they needed to prove what they were saying the last 3 years was in fact at least partially true.

That's what conspiracy theorists do. They twist whatever they can, and the conspiracy theorists respond by pointing out that they should have the absolute right to spread misinformation -- and be rewarded for it! (It's not just that they're punished. It's that they're not rewarded for their misinformation. It's why Joe Rogan can claim that he's being canceled whenever he's criticized, despite him making a shitton of money thanks to Spotify.