If Private companies, all in concert, deny a party the ability to publish for whatever reason, is that different from government censorship? I think not. It is

If Private companies, all in concert, deny a party the ability to publish for whatever reason, is that different from government censorship? I think not. It is of course if it is only one private company, because the individual has a choice, but if all private companies deny it, then the individual has no choice, thus it is no different than the government itself having denied it. This that we are seeing, I believe, is the connection between corporations and government in action, the business-government complex if you like. Private companies should not have the right to discriminate based on other's beliefs or opinions.