Despite humanist drivel, humans have no "right" to speech; they are granted previlege of expression by those who own the media, upon which men communicate their thoughts. These media, in turn, are subject to regulatory oversight of the state that provides sociopolitical stability for the media to be able to operate in reasonable security. Limits to individual expression, censorship, is a fundamental necessity in maintaining a civil society. Such limits are even more necessary in economic enterprises that peddle entertainment for the masses; allowing for unrestricted expression of fringe opinions will be the surest path to business bankruptsy.