[Gibbon1]

On on the side of, society extends corporations a lot of rights and protection. Stand to reason that demands that they serve the public interest aren't unreasonable. Especially in this case where the claim is corporations are abusing a right; copyright and trademark protection.

[oldmanjay]

Which in this case, just to keep things concrete, would be in the service of compelling people to host objectionable speech against their will.

[chrismonsanto]

"objectionable speech" is a pretty melodramatic way of saying "parody videos of a consumer product", on par with "taxation is violence and theft"

[oldmanjay]

They object to the speech and decline to host it. Juggle the words however you like to make it more emotionally palatable to you. My goal is to speak precisely.

[Dylan16807]

If your goal is to be precise, you should double check the definition of objectionable. It means that the common man would deem it offensive, not that a particular party would object to it for a reason like saving face.

[Gibbon1]

You want your common carrier protection or not?