> The government, soapboxes, homes and places of business that are happy to have them. But if say ISPs start blocking non-beige content, then freedom of speech

> The government, soapboxes, homes and places of business that are happy to have them. But if say ISPs start blocking non-beige content, then freedom of speech is dead. Shouldn't there be a minimum internet infrastructure where people can say whatever they want? Aren't CDNs part of that infrastructure?