Companies have the right to handle this issue however they wish. Generations of politicians have ensured it, at least in the US. That's just how it is.

With regards to:

> But the problem is that censorship assumes that you are too stupid to come to that conclusion yourself and must be protected from the "misinformation".

> It also robs the marketplace of the ability to hear the legitimate criticisms and the opportunities to expose said bullshit.

Do you think the public on the first count, and the marketplace on the second count are doing a particularly admirable job here? Because, I don't. And that failure comes in no small part because of other vested interests who prop up said bullshit, because they see an opportunity to profit and gain more influence from it. How do you propose we address that?