there's a reason i explicitly chose the example of that threat phoned in re: Belfast
if you think USA-style free-speech ideas will somehow shield you if you engage in that sort of behaviour, or if you frequent the online spaces where that sort of behaviour is coordinated
you should go and have another think
besides, the eejit briefly hosted from a Netherlands DC so good luck with that whole approach ;)
lol, speech isn't an absolute right where i grew up, thankfully
i'm European, you're arguing as if i had to meekly accept your framing that impeding someone from speaking is a bad thing
who is speaking and what they're saying is crucial to that assessment, hence you get to justify e.g. the threats KF orchestrated in Belfast if you want to justify keeping KF on the air
i never said/implied anything generic re: private ISPs serving KF
what i implied was specific and concrete: KF should not be served by anyone
you're the one marketing a generic and abstract “no duty to serve”, because you can't defend the specific and concrete actions taken by KF
edit: i'll also happily make the concrete argument that cake shops shouldn't be allowed to discriminate against gays/lesbians/etc, while at the same time saying no-one should be allowed to serve KF
these two points of view are perfectly consistent with one another -- confusion only arises if you try to think of abstract nonsense that must apply to both situations