You're just re-describing the issue I was pointing out. Yes, that's the case that monopolistic platforms aren't public spaces. I think they should be treated mo

You're just re-describing the issue I was pointing out. Yes, that's the case that monopolistic platforms aren't public spaces. I think they should be treated more like it. Constitutional rights were all drafted up before we knew that anything like YouTube would exist. Private companies control the majority of information and influence elections now. At that point, it's a free speech issue.