YouTube is a monopoly and it'd be near-impossible to break that up, so the "bar" comparison really doesn't hold. Google can, singlehandedly decide to withdraw t

YouTube is a monopoly and it'd be near-impossible to break that up, so the "bar" comparison really doesn't hold. Google can, singlehandedly decide to withdraw the right to publish video in any meaningful way to the internet from an individual. There's also the question of whether Trump is really just being banned for his political opinion, which is precisely one of those protected groups you mentioned (dunno if according to US law, but certainly according to the UDHR) So, here we have some idiots effective freedom of expression taken away for his political opinions. I'd say that's a pretty obvious human rights violation.