> At the end of the day YouTube is a private company I can’t argue that it isn’t, and I’m not sure I’d be comfortable with somebody saying “you have to host wh

> At the end of the day YouTube is a private company I can’t argue that it isn’t, and I’m not sure I’d be comfortable with somebody saying “you have to host whatever is uploaded”… on the other hand, AT&T and Comcast are “private companies” that host the backbone of the internet and could at any time start refusing to route traffic for, say, a YouTube competitor. Some banks are already refusing to do business with vendors that also sell guns… there is a point where censorship become discriminatory.