The dial should be turned very high on the free speech side. The problem is that companies are treated as the "corporate person," which is complete nonsense. T

The dial should be turned very high on the free speech side. The problem is that companies are treated as the "corporate person," which is complete nonsense. This isn't about pro/anti-business. It's just that companies aren't people, don't have rights, and good business regulation looks nothing like good human regulation. The Constitution, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, etc. are great document for rights of humans. They don't apply well to things which aren't humans. That's not even to say other constructs don't or shouldn't have rights. They're just not the same rights.