I'm not 'b!itching' about anything. My post specifically pertained to this thread, and how Google's (or any other company) still has their first amendment rights.
Oversight is needed to an extent, I'm not arguing that at all. The scope of 'standing behind Microsoft, Google, etc. just like the ISPs' goes far beyond this specific discussion, and it's best not to attempt to derail a thread any further off-topic.
They have rights too. They also have alot of people/entities to answer to as well. If you don't like the way Google is operating, use Bing, Yahoo, etc etc.. but they don't act any differently than Google itself.
