In theory. But Google (and all other "platforms" like FB and Twitter) crossed the Rubicon of curation when they went along with suppression and curation at the

In theory. But Google (and all other "platforms" like FB and Twitter) crossed the Rubicon of curation when they went along with suppression and curation at the behest of agencies around the world. This "but they're mostly an indexer" argument has not been valid for a very long time. If you want them to be an indexer (and I believe they should) call your local elected representative and have them push legislation defining the "platforms" a public utility following whatever principles of free speech are relevant in your jurisdiction. And stop pretending Google doesn't already suppress information