Should a public forum decide what I can watch if it's disagrees with policy?

Hey what's the difference between a publisher and a public forum? A great short video exploring this debate. Interesting whether you like or dislike Prager Univ's content.

My take: Public forums have to honor people's First Amendment rights (publishers don't necessarily and can curate their content). Of course that doesn't mean you can cry "fire" in a crowded theater or say something that is designed to incite arson on a public forum

Do I want YouTube taking down opinions it doesn't agree with? Not really, whether those are right or left-leaning. If they want the legal protections they enjoy as a public forum they need to get out of the opinion censorship business. So do other forums...Listening Zuckerberg?