Is liberal government just a new form of authoritarianism?

That’s a tenuous, feeble and badly thought-out argument.

liberal limits to state power seem to just be another form of authoritarianism but unlike traditional forms take away clear accountability. For instance, in authoritarian regimes the state will arrest you for criticising government policy- in liberal regimes you will be banned from platforms or from making your own by third parties eg twitter and GoDaddy. The liberal state seems to have outsourced its coercive powers to third parties.

Never heard of anyone banned from making a new social network (if that is what you mean by making a 'third party').

Of course they are.

The Nazi party boycotted lecturers - who does that sound like in the 2010s?

Of course they hide behind a feigned moral superiority, and pretend their 'values' justify their actions. The irony in that is lost upon them.

Not banned from making your own, but from using existing ones (those with significant economies of scale). E.g. a website to raise funds temporarily banned an organization recently just because so many liberal activists harassed them to do so. Think China's social score rating system but done by the will of angry, often anonymous internet activists.

liberal limits to state power seem to just be another form of authoritarianism but unlike traditional forms take away clear accountability. For instance, in authoritarian regimes the state will arrest you for criticising government policy- in liberal regimes you will be banned from platforms or from making your own by third parties eg twitter and GoDaddy. The liberal state seems to have outsourced its coercive powers to third parties.

Absolutely, the left are amazing at socially killing you, they make your thoughts now just wrong but unacceptable, you will be removed from any real platform and the idiots will cry "Hurr durr it is a private business it can do what it wants" without thinking if it is right or wrong, they are mindless are 10000000x more dangerous than any right wing extremists because they act all innocent untill they have ruined society, atleast a nazi will tell you that he wants you dead and to be silenced.

They hide under the guise of false morals and 'being kind' they are seriously the most dangerous thing we face today and if we do not act soon they will have already destroyed the moral society.

Absolutely, the left are amazing at socially killing you, they make your thoughts now just wrong but unacceptable, you will be removed from any real platform and the idiots will cry "Hurr durr it is a private business it can do what it wants" without thinking if it is right or wrong, they are mindless are 10000000x more dangerous than any right wing extremists because they act all innocent untill they have ruined society, atleast a nazi will tell you that he wants you dead and to be silenced.

They hide under the guise of false morals and 'being kind' they are seriously the most dangerous thing we face today and if we do not act soon they will have already destroyed the moral society.

Nobody is obliged to let you speak on their platform. If I invited you over to my house and you started saying things which were upsetting the other guests I have every right to tell you to bugger off. Hell, you don't even have to have said anything 'wrong'; if I don't want you in my house then I still have the right to kick you out. The same applies to social media.

liberal limits to state power seem to just be another form of authoritarianism but unlike traditional forms take away clear accountability. For instance, in authoritarian regimes the state will arrest you for criticising government policy- in liberal regimes you will be banned from platforms or from making your own by third parties eg twitter and GoDaddy. The liberal state seems to have outsourced its coercive powers to third parties.

Ah but do people have the right to exclude people from their business? If you’re being a consistent libertarian then people also face the right to refuse service to whoever they want..

Don't know about you, but I'll take being banned on some social media platforms for saying the N word over being arrested for criticising government policy any day.

The irony is astounding. It's the right who have campaigned and advocated for private companies to have far greater freedom, yet they are now moaning that they do things they don't like.

If a private company wants to ban people who are right wing, isn't that their prerogative and right as a private enterprise?