I agree with everything you said, but I feel that you're missing the point here. The issue is not _that_ the episodes were deleted. The issue is that social p

I agree with everything you said, but I feel that you're missing the point here. The issue is not _that_ the episodes were deleted. The issue is that social pressure resulted in removal of information from (what is considered by most as) the "public realm". This information comes in the form of "open" (seeming) discussion with people who hold various views. This type of debate and discussion should be encouraged by our society. This stands in stark contrast with the profit motivator that drives those who govern these "public realm"-ish services. This is not a matter of the free market being free, but more that our society is becoming greatly dependent on services that are intrinsically business driven. Those services being seen as the "open forum" that they are not needs to be fixed.