Aren't blogs for opinions/ comments and if so then why...?

[xmelax353778]

Aren't blogs for opinions/ comments? I was visiting all the presidential websites and I put a comment on one of the blogs and it was just my opinion - it was not nice, but I feel it was freedom of speech. I just said why I would not vote for that person and how that person is unpatriotic (like others in the world are saying) and I would want a president who wants good things for us and not in it for power. I also said how I would vote republican before I voted for the candidate. It was something like that and more. They disabled my user account today, evidently. Could I get in trouble for voicing my opinion? I did not threaten anyone! Now adays you never know what you can and can't do or get in trouble for.I did not actually put this, I was actually wondering if I did something like that (for instance if....). I should have said hypothetically. I was deleted from a website though for something unrelated and it was not even a rude comment.

[ChrisTheRedeemer3577]

The site is their property, and they get to decide what is and is not appropriate. Freedom of speech has nothing to do with it, because you could easily start your own blog, host your own website, or come to forums like this one.Why should I be able to go to Hillary's website and call her a b***h, for example? She would have every right to delete my account.

[budrow54]

Actually, they own the space on which you tried to comment so get over it.