Christian Pastor James Domen alleges video-sharing platform Vimeo censored his non-profit for sharing videos, one of which was about how he left homosexuality. Domen is trying to get his case heard by the Supreme Court because he believes he should have the right to speak openly without being “eliminated” from public discourse. “And you know what, if you disagree, that’s okay, disagree, but you don’t have to eliminate me. If somebody doesn’t like the content, don’t listen to it,” Pastor Domen told NTD Capitol Report host, Steve Lance, during a Feb. 8 interview. “It’s not only Big Tech, it’s a monopoly of the few companies that, it’s almost like they’re a bot telling people ‘this is where how you have to believe, if you don’t agree with what we believe we eliminate you,’” Domen added. Domen filed a case against Vimeo in California’s United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit …