> "political speech like the OP is only (temporarily) blocked from paid promotion..." In this case the political speech was only temporarily blocked, as the pr

> "political speech like the OP is only (temporarily) blocked from paid promotion..." In this case the political speech was only temporarily blocked, as the private company doing the blocking realized it was a bad decision. However if there was a government-imposed block on such free speech, then the government can (for all intents and purposes) permanently block it. For example see China's Great Wall. > "..., not organic virality" Well my concern is that an over-zealous campaign against advertising considered political would either block the video before it went viral, or lower its prioritization in news feeds such that it wouldn't been seen by much eyeballs and so it wouldn't catch on to go viral.