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If a bar has the right to not accept Nazi customers, and they have it, why not a service provider? The danger is inherent to the kind of service you're using:
by walterstucco 9y ago
If a bar has the right to not accept Nazi customers, and they have it, why not a service provider?
The danger is inherent to the kind of service you're using: a private company in the US
- thehardsphere 9y agoNot just a company in the US, but the right of any group of people who are not the government to freely associate in the US. Free association has implicit within it, the right of people to choose who they do not wish to associate.
- walterstucco 9y agoExactly right My point is that especially if you are not from US, a service from a private company in a foregin country, cannot be considered a public utility. If such a service don't want to support nazi propaganda is their right to shut it down. I see no risk for everyone's freedom.