If anyone who wants to understand the hypocrisy of a Twitter or the like, you must realize their public statements are channeled through their legal departments. Lawyers have no problem with arguing both sides of the issue. They can 'flip' on an instant as long as it advances their client's cause. If a lawyer is a good 'actor', in which all of therm are indeed 'actors', morality is often thrown down for the sake of the performance. The court room is the stage, in which the act is performed. In fact, morality has become a mere tool to use whenever it is to the advantage of the actor (lawyer(s). This type of 'argument' is called the -- 'Art of Rhetoric' and is well documented in history. It’s not a coincident that lawyers have long practiced the same “art of rhetoric” by coloring the law to achieve their ends. Successful Roman lawyers were skilled in the art of rhetoric having its origins in Greece. The Romans imported many cultural ideals from the Greeks and the rhetoricians were able to establish schools of rhetoric in Rome. Soon, tradition-minded Romans saw these rhetoric schools as a subversive influence an assault on Roman morals and customs. It was because falsehoods could be convincingly argued where every repugnant tactic of deception, evasion, and misrepresentation was used to vilify the opponent for the purpose of winning the argument. To the Romans, it was if Fraus, the two-faced goddess of deception, was released to destroy Rome itself. We are staring at Fraus, the two-faced goddess of deception to destroy America and its Constitution. Early in the 2nd century BC, Cato, the Censor, once commented after listening to some of these clever Greeks that it was virtually impossible to know what was true and what was not. Cato’s views were not the first commentaries to be uttered about the rhetoricians. Two centuries before, Plato had referred to them as notorious for *"making the worse appear the better cause."* Unlike the United States, the Romans at least attempted to quash this cancer from spreading. In 161 BC, the Roman Senate ordered all of these Greek schools of rhetoric closed and their teachers expelled from Rome. Then later, the valorous Roman censors, who were Rome's official guardians of public morality, once again ordered all the rhetoric schools closed in 92 BC. When tactics of deception, evasion, and misrepresentation are used, it is indeed repugnant and dangerous to any individual or entity and needs to be prosecuted in much in the same way false marketing is. It influences the young and susceptible to violating long standing laws. It fosters Marxist class warfare and revolution. This is precisely what Twitter, Facebook, and Google are doing. I agree with President Trump stating – “Our country will never be a socialist country.” He needs to call a spade a spade and tell the American people that Twitter is Marxist.