Beat me to it.

They're going to argue that pushing back against their control of other people's free speech violates their right to free speech.

The same 'hurr durr we're a private company!' argument I've seen play out across the internet over and over again. That argument held water when the platform was a forum of a few thousand users. It holds no water whatsoever when it's a platform of hundreds of millions.

Beat me to it.

They're going to argue that pushing back against their control of other people's free speech violates their right to free speech.