I'm beginning to suspect you're not discussing in strictly good faith.

Apropos, as, as every troll on Twitter has pointed out, Milo is gay.

I…will withhold comment.

Doctor of what?

They don't extend the same courtesy to others.

Thank you. I've been searching for a good metaphor. Or analogy? Metaphor. Anyway.

And it's still irrelevant since Twitter isn't one.

That's one reason. And if it weren't easy, many of them would simply stop.

Ninja'd.

I'm well aware that there are ways around IP bans. But I think a surprising number of them wouldn't go to the effort. Or wouldn't know how.

You know why they're not using those now?

She got elected to town council once! She is an electoral success!

Then talk about it on Stormfront or make your tweets private, not an open platform other, non-Nazis, use.

IP banning would help.

Twitter isn't the internet.

Many. Many points. Including that water is a public utility.

Lots of people, to be clear. There are hundreds if not thousands of them on there. And some of them live in California.

Yes. I'm very sure.

Nope. Because Twitter only cares once it gets bad publicity. Hence why the Nazis are allowed to flourish.

Yes, that's my point. This event on its own was not what got him banned.