I respectfully disagree, if we think speech is a human right, it has to be for everyone, or it’s for no one.

Let’s say you own a cafe with an open mic night. One day, someone comes in to the open mic night and starts yelling racist slogans and repeating Nazi rhetoric.

You can let them continue because you’re a free speech absolutist, and lose your customers, or you can kick him out.

There is no difference between this and what Apple or YouTube does except for scale.