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Technically they are not banning people on that ground. What they say is they found their accounts violating “community guidelines” or some BS, and that “this decision is final”.

If you think that’s an extraordinary claim, well, that’s the kind of behavior international users of American SNS is usually forced to go by. Since 5-10 years ago Facebook/Twitter/Google/etc all started banning people by flagged content counts and their agenda based algorithms with “violated community guidelines” types of phraseology instead of citing any particular offenses picked up or verified by human moderators.