I just saw that all Trump employees are bound by some clause in their employment contracts to NEVER say anything bad about Trump -- even after termination -- or they can be sued for everything they've got. Reveals a lot.

Post-restraint of free speech seems to be the rage on both sides of the political spectrum now. IMO, being left with the choice to either completely filter what we say, or not to say anything, isn't just unDemocratic. It's unAmerican.

it doesn't mean that private business can't penalize you or stop you

You don't have to be on DU if complying with the TOS is too arduous.

"You can always go somewhere else if you don't like it." Well, eventually, that "somewhere else" becomes a pen. Since the '60's, I've watched the right to protest be gradually eroded by that same logic. Now a permit is required to protest and if granted, the location is out of sight and barely in audible range.

Hearing the same "if you don't like the rules, go somewhere else" comment come from the intellectual descendants of the liberals of the '60s is truly disheartening.

Maybe the difference between an old liberal and a young liberal is vaster than I imagined.

Oh well.

I am not sure how not being invited to speak at some university interferes with her freedom of speech.