Surely he wouldn't suppress free speech by throwing someone off his property that is just establishing their freedom.Sure it is, it’s regulated but it’s still free. Government isn’t inserting themselves into the transactions between Facebook and its customers (other than to take its cut), from what I understand they don’t have any special immunity to anti-trust laws though, I mean other than their ability to buy politicians that is.A private corporation given special dispensation from libel and anti-trust laws....That's not a "free market" by any stretch.Yeah but that’s a pretty easy call Oddball , given that Facebook IS a private corporation and NOT a government entity.Did I call it, or what?
Facebook has all the same rights to regulate speech on its platform (I.e. it’s PROPERTY) as you do to throw some schmuck off your property for planting campaign signs on your front lawn.