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>Privately owned Ding ding ding! A website is effectively the owner's house, if you come through their door you follow their rules or you leave.

• ameister14 8y ago
  That's not accurate. Do you believe that an owner should be able to deny services based on political or religious leanings?
  • ryanmercer 8y ago
    Absolutely. It's not a public park, it's virtual private space. If you say something on a website the owner is allowed to remove it, if you don't like that you are more than welcome to go make your own website for as cheap as probably 15$ a year with shared hosting.
    • ameister14 8y ago
      Well, I'd argue that you are using a service and being denied use of that service arbitrarily does have some guidelines to it. It's not about how cheap it is, it's about whether or not it's discriminatory.