Private companies like Google can't be expected to uphold human rights. They will almost always act in their own financial interest. It's up to the citizenry an

Private companies like Google can't be expected to uphold human rights. They will almost always act in their own financial interest. It's up to the citizenry and their elected lawmakers to force them to do what is right. All it would take is a law that compels public internet services to behave as if they're public services once they start reaching >33% of citizens. The problem seems to be that a large percentage of citizens don't grasp that important freedoms often have a high price tag. Anyone can see this with the response to second and fourth amendment issues, and the same is becoming true of the first amendment. Free societies have an inherent amount of chaos. That chaos is the price you pay. People desiring to live in a fully ordered society are unwittingly asking to live in a prison.