I'll keep saying this, but businesses don't have rights at all. They can ban accounts or deny service only because legislators have not passed laws regulating t

I'll keep saying this, but businesses don't have rights at all. They can ban accounts or deny service only because legislators have not passed laws regulating them. Whether it is a lemonade stand or Alphabet, inc they should not be allowed to deny business to the public, so log as their doors are open to the public without explicit reason which can be overturned by a consumer protection bureau/agency or FTC. The problem is, it is businesses that fund political campaigns not individuals.