Berenson is seeking a forced reinstatement to Twitter, in addition to the company paying him monetary damages and 'unjust enrichment' restitution.
Alex Berenson, whom The Atlantic called"the pandemic's wrongest man" in April, sued Twitter on Monday after being banned from the platform for violating its COVID-19 misinformation policy. Berenson is pictured during the 2016 PEN America Literary Gala at New York City's American Museum of Natural History on May 16, 2016.
Berenson's lawyers argued that Twitter does not offer its own definition of the word"vaccine" while arguing that Berenson's claim about the COVID-19 vaccines being therapeutic drugs instead of vaccines was justified because they are not 100 percent effective at preventing infections. The lawsuit argues that Twitter violated Berenson's First Amendment rights and that his free speech rights were also breached in violation of California's state Constitution. The suit also alleges that California's"common carrier" law was violated because Twitter would not"carry" his"messages" on its platform.
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