So I'm going to spell this out, let me know if I got anything wrong:
1) Lego had a limited-run advertising deal with the Daily Mail paper
2) A Lego customer expressed their views to the folks at Lego in a letter (in short "I like you better than them, do you like me better than them?")
3) Lego has chosen to cancel the limited-run advertising (or it expired, I haven't seen the answer as to which anywhere), which may or may not have anything to do with the second item
4) outrage over free speech and association, somehow, because someone else has it, too
Did I miss anything?
1) Lego had a limited-run advertising deal with the Daily Mail paper
2) A Lego customer expressed their views to the folks at Lego in a letter (in short "I like you better than them, do you like me better than them?")
3) Lego has chosen to cancel the limited-run advertising (or it expired, I haven't seen the answer as to which anywhere), which may or may not have anything to do with the second item
4) outrage over free speech and association, somehow, because someone else has it, too
Did I miss anything?
"It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." - Aristotle
"Being told to be 'open minded' about something is usually a code for 'you're not going to like this, but I want to subject you to it anyway'. Conversely, being told that you are 'closed-minded' is generally a means of asserting that 'I don't like the fact that you're proving me wrong, so I will pretend that your failure to agree with my argument is a philosophical deficiency'." - RationalWiki
"Being told to be 'open minded' about something is usually a code for 'you're not going to like this, but I want to subject you to it anyway'. Conversely, being told that you are 'closed-minded' is generally a means of asserting that 'I don't like the fact that you're proving me wrong, so I will pretend that your failure to agree with my argument is a philosophical deficiency'." - RationalWiki