>I think google will largely remove content at the edges that it deems to be offensive or dangerous And do you think they remove that content without any regar

>I think google will largely remove content at the edges that it deems to be offensive or dangerous And do you think they remove that content without any regard for their own political leanings? That their opinion of what is "offensive" or "dangerous" is not influenced by their own political ideology? >I distinctly believe that a right to free speech is not a right to have an audience provided to you. What is the point in free speech, in your opinion? Why is it something we should care to guarantee? >If you want to build such a community on your own site then by all means, that's your prerogative and that's the freedom the web gives you. A) The actual fact of the matter is that the majority of the public political debate which normal people engage in on the internet occurs on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter, and perhaps a couple of other giant corporate-owned web properties that all have essentially identical policies. Telling people to go elsewhere is essentially telling them to go piss up a rope. It's not a real alternative. B) The daily stormer would like a word with you.