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He defends Twitter's decision to ban Donald Trump following the attack, citing the platform's private status and right to enforce terms of service, but criticizes that the banning came too late—after harmful content had proliferated and potentially incited violence.
Sufan advocates for regulation of social media—either via government oversight or international norms—to prevent platforms from being used as tools for extremism. He notes the ethical dilemma: balancing free speech rights enshrined in the First Amendment with the need to curb hate and violence.