This censorship flies in the face of the public accommodation laws that force private bakeries to supply baked goods to gay "weddings", something conservatives saw the left gleefully applauding. They saw the left piously proclaiming you had NO right to deny service to customers based on the thoughts and opinions expressed by those customers. Now they see the left piously applauding the right of private companies to deny service to customers based on thoughts and opinions expressed by those customers. I happen to believe that the law should be consistent, either all companies should have the right to control how their products are used or no companies should be able to.You’re not very observant.i noticed that dems remain silent on the censorship being placed on conservatives by social networks ..... do they agree with censorship.
If you were, you’d note that Democrats address the issue often, explaining to conservatives that censorship and the right to free speech concern solely the relationship between government and those governed – not between or among private entities and private persons, such as social networks.
That as private entities, social networks are a liberty to edit their content as they see fit – where such editing constitutes neither a ‘violation’ of free speech nor ‘censorship.’
And that the internet is infinite – that there’s ample opportunity for conservatives to express their views and opinions.