In the wake of the U.S. Capitol storming, major platforms like Twitter and Facebook made an unprecedented move: banning then-President Donald Trump. But how do everyday Americans feel about this? CGTN hit the streets of Miami to find out. 🌇
\"It’s censorship, plain and simple,\" said Jake, a local student, echoing concerns that platforms are overstepping. Others, like teacher Maria, argued, \"They’re private companies. If someone’s spreading danger, they have every right to act.\" 🔥
The debate boils down to a clash of values: free speech versus accountability. While some see the bans as a necessary step to curb misinformation, others warn of a slippery slope. 💡
Legal experts note that the First Amendment applies to government action—not private platforms. Still, the question lingers: Should social media giants have this much power? 🤔
