My point is that people who don't think they have any reason to fear directed hatred are the ones who support it while those who understand the power it has are the ones who fear it the most, in special the risk of it being used against them.
I believe the current limitation to speech strikes the right balance, so I don’t support new and subjective limits to speech, like “hate” speech.
I’m unclear what you’re asking about governments and corporations. Members of both already have special case restrictions on speech, mostly dealing with military and security.
But, generally speaking, any organizations is just a collective of people who have the right as individuals. So, if I understand your question, my answer is yes.