No surprise that an organization engaging in large-scale behavioral engineering ('click here') has a warped view of free speech. I don't know how to reconcile

No surprise that an organization engaging in large-scale behavioral engineering ('click here') has a warped view of free speech. I don't know how to reconcile 'we've never had rules about what people can write' with 'my clear communication that this is unacceptable' (or even with taking down photos of breastfeeding women). His interpretation is that BLM doesn't mean all lives don't matter, therefore the crossouts are inappropriate. (1) I'm not sure social justice movements want to be interpreted by nasdaq CEOs. And (2) crossing out isn't censorship, it's debate. Given that this whole company is about people writing on each other's walls, you'd want them to have a more nuanced attitude towards graffiti.