Censorship? What is the point if we can't tell the truth?

I needed to write a bad review of a business that, if it wasn't for drastic action, nearly made off with my money.

I needed people to understand that this company could not be trusted and that buyers could possibly lose their money in what seems like a ********** business.

Two reviews were removed for the use of derogatory language. I described the business as a **** (which it is), and then I described them as "deceptive" and "possibly **********." Again this was flagged.

How on earth can we warn people to avoid ********* businesses if we cannot use the right words to describe them? I didn't use bad language and was stating provable facts of my experience. Yet, Hellopeter decided that someone's feelings might get hurt. What kind of censorship is this?

There must be a clear difference between derogation and stating facts. We cannot spare feelings when people may lose their hard-earned money to ********* businessmen!