>So they're public fora when someone wants to criticize a politician, but private companies with no duty to allow people to say unpopular things when the compan

>So they're public fora when someone wants to criticize a politician, but private companies with no duty to allow people to say unpopular things when the company wants to kick them off the platform... I don't think you read the article. The POLITICIAN can't block people who complain. The COMPANY, or you, or even I... we can block whoever we want. This makes total sense. The government is not allowed to do that, the government is not supposed to be able to impinge on the right to freedom of speech, expression, or association.