Ken WhiteGovernment has no business either forcing a site to platform Nick Fuentes or forcing them to ban him. The decision of whether to have Nick Fuentes on your site is an exercise of First Amendment rights of freedom of speech and association. It can be a very clear statement of values.
Thomas Permutt@Popehat Sure, but isn't there at least a little question about what "your" "site" means? The question of what speech you could disseminate on "your" telephone network was once an important one, but it now seems obvious that a telephone network is not a "site" as concerns content. And "sites" like - well, you know - owe much of their success to the illusion that they are wires for talking to each other rather than Somebody's "site."