I am usually radically Greenwaldian in arguing against deplatforming of any and all legal political speech on internet platforms, but it feels like a different

I am usually radically Greenwaldian in arguing against deplatforming of any and all legal political speech on internet platforms, but it feels like a different set of principles apply in this case. To me GoFundMe is not a common platform for speech, it's a provider of material aid in the form of privately organizing fundraising. It's not that we need to let them be and convince enough people not to support these ideologies, it's that we've _already_ convinced GoFundMe to stop helping. I'm not sure!