Quite obviously, it does not, for you seem to believe that "freedom of speech" means the right to use another person's or entity's property to disseminate speech. This is not the case, as, for example, you have no right to post here, and you also have no right to a square foot on the front page of the NYTimes.
Several on here tried to explain that to you, to no avail whatsoever. Why is that? Really, I'd like to know. Alex Jones is perfectly free to splutter his ghoulish crap just as he was before. He just doesn't get to erect a giant billboard on your (or somebody else's) front yard to disseminate it. The reason why that is has nothing to do with "freedom of speech".
That is not hard to understand or complicated.
My goodness, you're not bright.
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never said anyone has a right to use a privately-owned platform. That's your complete willful misunderstanding.
But I wouldn't expect a European to fully understand human rights anyway.
Let's keep in mind your text here (as one of several examples):
Freedom of speech? If you own a company, you're free to tell the world you don't support freedom of speech [...]
All Facebook did was to deny the likes of Alex Jones the use of their platform to disseminate their vile crap.
That, in your mind, amounts to lack of support for "Freedom of speech", when, in fact, Jones's freedom of speech is intact. That leaves "use of private property for the purpose of dissemination" as the freedom of speech infringement.
Yep, I am not terribly bright, but I do understand your argument, and also why it is invalid. You obviously don't.
So, we have Ana Navarro declared a "Far left propaganda artist", a "communist" even, when she is a life-long Republican, a Republican strategist working, exclusively, for Republican candidates - not even a single Democratic candidate among her employers.
The banning of Mr. Farrakhan notwithstanding, this was then made into an attempt at silencing "conservatives".
On that occasion, the beginning of the "Great Civil War" was declared.
Underpinning it all is a complete, deplorable, and willful misunderstanding of what the First Amendment is saying. It all comes with a side of spluttering apoplexy, hysteria, and, shall we say, a big fat dollop of mendacity.
Our Deplorables are a sight to behold.