If we lived in a fantasy dystopia inwhich computers were outlawed to all but the silicon valley elite and the rest of the populace had to rent from them or be l

If we lived in a fantasy dystopia inwhich computers were outlawed to all but the silicon valley elite and the rest of the populace had to rent from them or be left in the cold, maybe your argument would have some weight. In the world we do live in, speech for your small niche community is literally a 30 dollar raspberry pi and an internet connection away. No one has any moral (or legal authority for that matter) to shut down the nazi chat rooms of others (under your views at least); just like Microsoft and others have no moral obligation to host content that breaks their terms of service and will drive others off of their platform. Arguing what is "right" in a law abiding society is nonsense. If the laws are flawed you argue against the laws, if they aren't pretending that people or groups of people should conform to your ideals is ultimately a waste of time.