Why did the "non-partisan" TeaPartyPatriots.net ban me from their Facebook page for pointing out...?

[Brett Favre †Give me Liberty or give me Death]

the statist policies of Mitt Romney, how he's not a true Tea Party guy, why I support Gary Johnson, and pointing out facts of the guy they seem to love, Abraham Lincoln.

Sounds like they don't like that whole free speech thing, or people having opposing viewpoints.
@ Bash- Yeah, the G0P is trying to take over the Tea Party. I support what the Tea Party stand for, but not what it's turning into.
EDIT: Sorry, it was TheTeaParty.net, not what I said before.
@ Weise- Not really all of it. There is the true Tea Party like Rand Paul, then there is the fake Tea Party like Paul Ryan.
@ Duran Duran- They praise Romney for one thing, I know Free Speech doesn't apply to private corporations, but I'd assume a group like that who claims to strive for basic rights would listen to opposing view points. Also, I did no ranting at all, I don't do that, I only said that I supported Gary Johnson, and that Romney was a big government guy, and that The Tea Party.net is just an establishment GOP organization, and they don't stick to the original grass-route ideas that the real Tea Party does.

All respectfully. They were less professional than I was when I was pointing out facts about Lincoln, they said that Liberals (implying I was one) have to do anything to make Republicans look bad, and dismissed everything I said with that statement. Then, after I called them GOP Establishment, they posted something pro-JFK pretending to be nonpartisan, but everyone there was confused, because I guess their website attracts establishment Republicans.
@ Weise- No, he's not. I personally don't agree with him on everything, but he is mostly Libertarian. Rand Paul is one of the few politicians I really like.