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[–] 17782722? ago 

I could stand at the property line and shout my voice on to your property and what could you do about that?

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[–] 17782866? ago 

Exactly. Assuming what you were doing wasn't deemed noise polution, I could tolerate your right to shout, or leave. My rights end where yours begin, and yours end where mine begins.

If I am not violating you, and you're not violating me, all is well. If either violates the other, the defender can stop the aggressor with force and be within the right.

If I walk into your home, and you find anything about me objectionable (or not), you can require whatever you want of me, and I can comply or leave.

If you host your own website, or email, I have no right to do anything with it that you don't allow me to do. You can welcome me to use it under whatever conditions you want. I can accept or not use it.

You can't stop me from hosting my own, or using someone else's.

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[–] 17782967? ago 

If it's open to the public does that make it subject to the first amendment laws. You are talking about private property, and so am i, but when you make your property open to the public, then it's got to be different. It's not exactly private anymore