[tagoregrtst]

In the US, thanks to the first Amendment and its interpretation by SCOTUS, what is legal is very broad.

Thats why elites have outsourced the censorship to private entities. Ironically most universities, since they are public, violate the law when they deplatform someone they don't like and have lost numerous court cases.

Of course they keep doing it because litigation is an insignificant cost for rich non-profits, theres no personal risk for the administration and it makes them feel virtuous.