Ben WerdmullerThink of the web as a series of living rooms. If youβre in my living room, I have the right to kick you out if you start being abusive to me or other people in the room. I get to set the rules in my space so that other people can feel safe to be there. Different people have different values, so their living rooms might have different rules. But I get to set mine.
I also get to decide which rooms I want to be in, and which rooms I want to invite other people into. I donβt have any interest in hanging out in a room with Nazis, and I certainly donβt have any interest in inviting my friends to hang out there with me. If I find that the owner of the living room allows people who make me or my friends feel unsafe β or, as is true in this case, pays them to hang out there, and makes money from their presence β I can use the law of two feet to leave.
Source: Leaving the Nazi Bar by Ben Werdmuller