A mother is surreptitiously overheard saying to her friend "I am going to fuck my husband to death tonight". Should she be prosecuted for intent to murder ?
A man says "i love children, but I can never eat two". Should he be prosecuted for infanticide and cannibalism?
A man says "Spiders are my favorite animals, once I have trodden on them". Is this animal cruelty?
A man says "I'm so poor I'm gonna rob bank". Should be be charged with conspiracy to robbery?
.... where does it end ?
Freedom of speech is a term normally thrown around a lot, but I don’t think people fully understand what it actually refers to.
The first amendment (freedom of speech, press, religion, to peaceably protest and to petition the government with our grievances), is basically to protect the American people from being prosecuted if they vocalize their opinions or disdain, usually for our government. At the time it was written, and even still today, there’s certain countries where you can be prosecuted for having negative stuff to say about their government or politicians (or rather, dictators). Or for expressing opinions or creating art deemed as “obscene”.
It doesn’t apply to the private sector.
Private businesses have their own rules of conduct and can ban people from their business if they see them as a liability or really at their discretion.
More than likely, your joke got caught by the site’s AI and you got an automatic ban. If it wasn’t really that bad, CB may unban you when an actual support person looks at your support ticket. Who knows? If not, then move on to a different site and just be a little more careful with what you joke about, whether in public chat or in private messages.
However, I would hardly call a private business in the sex industry “fascist”. Which is another word people like to freely throw around these days.