While twitter allowed many with much more influence to undermine democracy, education and the health of millions.
Now a suit has been filed to demand a judge tell twitter to let him have his account back.

I got facebook jail for saying that Matt Gaetz needed a bullet. WTF. He has guns. Of course he needs a bullet! Sheesh.

I'm done with FB and the rest.

In the same sense that if my car gets towed for parking in the handicap spot, I am extorted into paying to get it out of impound. Or in the sense that I use coercion to keep the peace in my job (mostly), because even people in prison have privileges and freedoms that can be restricted if they break the rules; in the worst violations (fighting, or whatnot) not only do they lose those privileges but have their movement restricted and are segregated from the general population.

All enforcement is based on coercion: the threat of unpleasant consequences if we don't go along with the more powerful authority. Taxation is coercion. Speed limits are coercion. But because they're put in place by democratically elected representatives, most (including myself) hesitate to call it that. We just say, "It's the law."

I venture to guess that it was the "stop breathing" part of your reply that led to your restriction; someone flagged it as a threatening or abusive comment and voila. I realize Trump tweeted (twitted?) way worse, but social media companies are now following Newton's First Law of Bureaucracy, to wit:

"For every action, there is an equal and opposite overreaction."