I feel like that's a poor interpretation of what happened. Corporations and businesses don't inherently have rights - they only have them because we've granted

I feel like that's a poor interpretation of what happened. Corporations and businesses don't inherently have rights - they only have them because we've granted them certain rights, and we already put limits on them. We don't allow cigarette, alcohol, and marijuana advertising to children, for example. And now they'll have to face the consequences of sending stupid stuff like the "black out challenge" to children. It's one thing to say, "Some idiot posted this on our platform." It's another thing altogether to promote and endorse the post and send it out to everybody. Businesses should be held responsible for their actions.