If that's what it does, it might not be as simple as Hillary bad... which she is, don't get me wrong. I'd agree that a business should be able to set the terms of doing business, and shouting obscenities is a good reason to show someone the door, but we don't have a business relationship with these platforms that are censoring us. Its the equivalent of a public square. If you're not paying YouTube/FB/etc and they aren't paying you, and the only exchange of value any where to be found is them monetizing your attention and data, without you getting any of it - that's not a business relationship. All you are doing is talking, mostly to strangers. Its the public square. Its the only public square. People generally don't hang out on the street and have conversations with strangers. If speech isn't protected by the first amendment online, then basically there is no first amendment. That said... Can't wait for that evil bitch to retire.