Then how about the examples where people have been banned from sites like Twitter because they offended people, and one of the offended individuals had &#x27;friends&#x27; at the company?  Or when people nearly got blacklisted from industries because a couple of people hated their political views?  Or perhaps a certain portion of the media&#x27;s attempt to sweep under the rug any bad behaviour by groups they consider &#x27;disadvantaged&#x27;. Or a willingness for certain social media sites to ban people and delete content for mentioning those negative issues.<p>A lot of this isn&#x27;t boycotting.  It&#x27;s trying to kick someone off a large portion of the internet because they said something you don&#x27;t like by pulling strings or falsely reporting their work as &#x27;illegal&#x27;.  It&#x27;s trying to remove &#x27;wrongthink&#x27; because your political narrative crumbles the minute it&#x27;s put under any scrutiny.<p>There&#x27;s definitely an interest in censorship there.  Double so on college campuses and some other such areas.