> Having businesses dictate who they want to serve seems like censorship but having the government dictate it seems way worse. Leaving B2B aside, for B2C it is

> Having businesses dictate who they want to serve seems like censorship but having the government dictate it seems way worse. Leaving B2B aside, for B2C it is basic consumer protection laws common in EU. If a service is offered to a general public, then provider may not arbitrarily exclude someone from using it. If a provider excludes someone for violating ToS, then the excluded one may dispute that at appropriate authority / state office.