Nah the government exists so that was the government's fault

X business bans people.
Libtards: Free market, they can do what they want and don't have to follow the law.

X business refuses service to some.
Libtards: You can't do that, you must follow the law.

hy·​poc·​ri·​sy | \ hi-ˈpä-krə-sē
a feigning to be what one is not or to believe what one does not : behavior that contradicts what one claims to believe or feel

I don't think it's hypocrisy. It's more like a double standard. For lefties, if a business is discriminating against the political right, it's fine. But if it's the other way around, then it's all fire and brimstone. They have one set of rules for the conservatives and another set for one of their own.

Also an acceptable premise.

Free markets don't work when companies hold monopolies. PayPal owns Venmo, it has enough of the market to set rules and make people follow them whether they like it or not. When Visa and Mastercard both start keeping lists of gun purchases to track gun owners, you don't just go out and start your own credit card company to compete with them. Besides, they'd just go on a crusade to crush the competitors that uphold free speech principles by attacking their infrastructure, go after their webhosts or even at the DNS level.

Do you think maybe we can use antitrust laws to break up huge companies that essentially have the market monopolized? They did that to Bill Gates. I don't see why we can't do it to Paypal.

Sounds like something a dirty communist would say. Why do you hate America? Gonna sell us out to Russia next you pig?

Oh a picture on internet.

Stick on your fucked "gas chambers never existed" mentally challenged narrative and stop stalking me.

Deal.

Who pays the politicians more, the consumers or the multinational corporations?