> In a mall, in California, you absolutely can moderate speech. [...] As you need to be able to, as people can be disruptive. We're talking about people not be

> In a mall, in California, you absolutely can moderate speech. [...] As you need to be able to, as people can be disruptive. We're talking about people not being disruptive but the owner simply not liking their opinions. In these examples the people are speaking nicely, not yelling, not waving signs, not blocking other shoppers, etc. > And your examples about Biden and Wuhan are red herrings and have nothing to do with this conversation. These stories and even private discussions about them were censored despite not being harmful or even incorrect, merely because they might support the opinion of a MAGA voter. That's exactly the issue here - non-harmful speech that someone else feels must be stopped.