I don't think being a State Actor is evil....with that said, I am not on tweeter, but anyone that tried to repost the story about Hunter Biden had their first amendment rights violated by the State Actor.You are only looking at one thing, the evil State Actor. The question remains what right of yours is the evil State Actor violating? In the first case it was the right to not be denied service. In the other case the plaintives alleged that because of funding the private school was in effect a public school and so they would be acting as a State Actor and the state can't violate your first amendment rights. They lost that case because you have no first amendment right at a private place of employment where no one from the government is making any firing or hiring decisions.
Do you recognize that you have no first amendment rights on someone else's property? And that you don't suddenly get any because they decide to work with law enforcement? Facebook can't be said to be violating your first amendment rights as a State Actor if no one from the state forced Facebook to do anything because you have no first amendment rights on Facebook. Facebook chose themselves to limit content just like the entity in the last case chose themselves to fire those employees over their speech. If the FBI tried to strong arming Facebook into limiting your content that would be a violation of Facebook's rights, not yours.
You don't seem to know....
You keep going back to this otehr people property....agreed, you don't....but when that person is a state actor you do.
You don't seem to under stand the State Actor Doctrine....that's fine...continue to be clueless