[fuzzylogic]

I’ve contended for a while....if you create a FREE virtual public space it should be held to the same free speech standard of a FREE physical public space.

I do not differentiate between the physical vs virtual. If you want to censor you need to make it a PAID and, therefore, PRIVATE space.

I can live in my fantasy land ;p

[perfect_rovian_storm]

The USSC has held (quite rightly I might add) that just because a corporation owns a ‘town square’, doesn’t give them the right to stifle speech there.

Large social media companies have created the de facto ‘town square’ of our time.

[MinorityRepublican]

I’ve contended for a while....if you create a FREE virtual public space it should be held to the same free speech standard of a FREE physical public space.

Eventually the Supreme Court needs to get around and do this. And have it become a precedent. Clarence Thomas is 74 now. The clock is ticking....