> Not offering you their services isn't restricting your freedom.
It is if you have a monopoly.
>Your freedoms don't include a right to other people's services against their will.
They do if you have a monopoly.
It is if you have a monopoly.
>Your freedoms don't include a right to other people's services against their will.
They do if you have a monopoly.
Are you arguing that in sum total, humanity is better off allowing private organizations to control communications in order to adhere to free market principles than the reverse?