Insulting and berating has a somewhat threatening connotation to me and so I think isn't even a remotely accurate analogy.

Say Bob and Sue are at the party talking about some topic you don't approve of. They aren't talking to you, just each other. You request that the host remove them. The host refuses. So you attempt to get other people to very vocally leave the place in order to pressure the host to kick Bob and Sue out.

Such actions are clearly anti free speech.

> So you attempt to get other people to very vocally leave the place

So...exercising your free speech to convince other people to exercise their free speech? Sounds like lots of free speech to me.

It's up to the host whose presence they value more. They can always decide you're an irritating busybody and no one wants your negativity killing the vibe.

I think that's a little unfair. If Spotify were just say, Neil Young and Joe Rogan material, this would be way different.

To your example, if the party had say 50k people at it, correct. I really wouldn't care what one person was saying.

That aside, I don't recall Rogan attacking anyone directly.