I mean, Youtube is a private company so I don't care. If someone spouts vicious bullsh**t like Alex Jones in my backyard I'd probably also be inclined to physically remove that person tbh.
We shouldn't forget that Alex Jones isn't an innocent Trumpist, he's far worse than your average talk radio Trumpist. Nobody is denying him his first amendment rights, he still can say what he wants, but Youtube has the right not to associate with him. Most alt-righters are f**ing snowflakes who want to nationalize the internet because everyone has to hear their their incel takes.
Social media’s very nature purposefully blurs the lines between public and private*. I’m not questioning the
right of social media to do things like this - I am questioning the
morality of it. Plenty of people tell lies on social media - but it seems only the biggest platforms get punished for it. A social media company’s speech policies must be consistent and not punitive.
*Whether it is an affiliation and an association with business partners or a platform for various views is debatable.