Cut and pasting from the Contribution? Cute. You don't understand. Your "private corporation" argument has already been made and shown to not be true in all cases. The internet is the modern public square. Cyberspace can also be described as a modern equivalent of the soapbox on a street corner. See Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union, Packingham v. North Carolina. Also, the collusion between the internet companies in the context of net neutrality, working together to restrict market access, is being argued to be a violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. None of these are static issues. They're all being challenged daily around the country. However, just because it's a "private corporation" doesn't mean that it's exempt from serving the public good, which includes access to its platform.
Yes, but his litigation, if it happens, might just be the thing that changes this push toward censorship. However, what's interesting is the number of independent journalists and small outlets who have also expressed outrage at his removal. It ties in to the point you're making. Jordan Peterson said, and I'm paraphrasing, that just because you don't like what I'm saying, or if what I'm saying offends you, I still have the right to say it.
