its not punishing youtube its making sure private market forces don't distort speech rights across the entire country, as they are doing in the US. Companies e

its not punishing youtube its making sure private market forces don't distort speech rights across the entire country, as they are doing in the US. Companies exist to benefit the state and the people. If a company is so successful it distorts rights for everyone and puts fundamental rights at risk, it's not 'punishing' the company even though it might feel like it. It's making sure the conditions that created success for youtube remain in place for future generations - free speech to some degree, competition, etc. I think corporate personhood and corporate rights are a cancer on society and the corporatism/corporate state/fascism-lite that the west is already deep into is destroying the fundamental freedoms in the country. Disney will always have more money than you to argue for their corporate rights against your personal rights. This ruling is wisdom.