@TheMiddleWay youre correct that my right to comment is the same as yours, though im not telling other people what to do/think/say, and you are- i think that deserves a very different level of clap back, since its no longer a discussion; youre literally threatening people with being banned, or claiming theyre harming the community.

Your claim that admin gave you the right, to act as his minion, is unverifiable. No one knows what status you have, if any, but your absolute commitment to the belief that your beliefs are righter than mine(anyone else), goes against my core principles about the right to own our own sentience. So i will say something, and i will state it publically.

I agree with you, though I personally do not agree with expressing these sentiments of "wishing ____ dead". I am sure in the most authoritarian nations people are very guarded in what they say online and everywhere. To a certain extent it's where social correction should be coming in from others, I know there is a term for it in sociology, the process I am thinking off, but this is how it should be addressed not through censorship. And because this doesn't happen nearly enough in our modern culture it creates a wide array of problems; society is going off the rails for this reason.

@TheMiddleWay There was a jail term and a fine for misinformation on Covid19.
....but the USA President didn't care about that, he uttered nonsense at every opportunity. Think about that. ...and because he didn't act as fast enough as he was supposed to, when had the information to guide and educate a nation, he chose to dismiss those warnings as important. ...and It cost thousands of lives. You think those families don't wish the worst.

@TheMiddleWay I didn't read anyone wish anyone dead on here.

The Constitution guarantees the government will not prevent free speech. Thus, the government cannot stop you from not listening to someone else, nor force you to relay a message from one person to another. A business is not the government, but is formed by a person or several people who have the right of free sperch. Consequently, a business has the right of free speech, and cannot be compelled by the government to relay every message from one person to another. In other words, the company executives can exercise their free speech rights to block messages from one person to another on equipment owned by the business.

@EdEarl Yes. And these business owners are put in a position of responsibilty, I understand. But where do you draw the line? It's really giving up too much. Some places should just be completely free speech, although I understand it would just create heaps of really useless ideas. The trend on some of these social media companies is definately for the left and I feel they are attempting to sway people's minds in that direction this time around. But that is very bothersome because I think now it's just a very bad step in the wrong direction.