Can I sue a website for freedom of speech?

You might be inspired by Pat Paulsen, a comedian who died in 1997 :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Paulsen

On network censorship: "I feel proud to be living in a country where people are not afraid to laugh at themselves and where political satire is tolerated by the government, if not the television network."

On network censorship: "Censorship does not interfere with the constitutional rights of every American to sit alone in a dark room in the nude and cuss. There are realistic taboos, especially regarding political comments. Our leaders were not elected to be tittered at. For example, we're allowed to say Ronald Reagan is a lousy actor, but we're not allowed to say he's a lousy governor – which is ridiculous. We know he's a good actor. And we're not allowed to make fun of President Johnston (sic), but if we praise him, who would believe it?"

Without knowing what it is 'they' "kick out or ban" the question is impossible to answer; human nature being what it -is-, an actuary -could- put the odds at 1 chance in 3 hundred thousand that you could have said something that would be actionable to remedy were the site to remove it. And that would correlate with a 1 chance in 30,000 that a lawyer 'overlooked' the unlawful -form- of censure for that particular statement. But because those odds -are- so minuscule, you'll have an "impossible" effort convincing "anybody" that "it really happened".

That said, sure you could sue; "ya pays yer money and ya takes yer chances", "$4600 on number 23"

Nope, sorry. Your "freedom of speech," as guaranteed by the First Amendment to the Constitution, only applies to the government. In other words, the government cannot pass a law, arrest you, or take other action to restrict your right to freedom of speech - within certain parameters set by the Supreme Court over the last 100 years or so of case law. No such restriction applies to a private website. They are not restricted by the First Amendment and they have every right to determine what they will and won't allow people to say on their website, and you have to abide by their chosen rules if you want the privilege of posting on that website. The First Amendment guarantees you the right to speak without government interference; it doesn't guarantee you the right to use any particular forum to express that speech. If you want to say something that violates a particular website's rules, then find another website that has different rules, or start your own blog or website.

No. A website isn't breaching your freedom of speech by kicking you out. They're not telling you that you can't say something.........they're just telling you that you can't say it THERE. An organization (or website) has the right to establish rules for people using their services. If you stood up in the middle of a church and began screaming or something, they would call the police and have you removed; it's the same thing. It's not a matter of what you can say or not say; it's just a matter of finding the right time and place to say it.

First of all, no, you can't sue a website. The person or organization who runs the website, maybe.

Second, it is THEIR site. They do not have to let you say anything. The Bill of Rights bars the GOVERNMENT from silencing you. It does NOT require any private party to publish your thoughts or you views.

No, you don't have freedom of speech, what made you think that? Read the Constitution. It says "Congress shall make no law that restricts.. freedom of speech" Congress has in fact done no such thing, so why you think that the policies of the website relate to your freedom of speech, I'm not sure.

you got your right to post in the first place, thats your "Freedom of speech" part. they however are allowed to delete such comments if it is a violation of their guidelines.