> If the government wants all speech to be available, it can provide a space for that itself. Honestly, I really feel like this is right at the core of the pro

> If the government wants all speech to be available, it can provide a space for that itself. Honestly, I really feel like this is right at the core of the problem right now: The government does not do this. There is no "public square" online that's genuinely publicly owned and operated in the public interest.