> No company has the
> right to actively censor information from its clients.

What utter rubbish, if the company I work for was forced to give all 
information to our clients we would be out of business!  A company has a 
right to decide what information is passed on to its clients.

>> What next, BMW being forced to give you the 180 horsepower engine for the
>> price of the 140 horsepower version, because it's no extra cost for them?
>> (they are the same engine)
>
>  Your slippery slope argument is rather hilarious.
>
>  What do car engines have to do with freedom of information and 
> censorship?

I was replying to Andrew's point, which you conveniently deleted before 
replying...

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