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by perihelions 1010 days ago
- "Section 230 immunizes the supposed expressive content of X's editorial policy"

The First Amendment protects the expressive content of X's editorial policy.

- "X shouldn't have as free rein to run that program in secret according to unknown whims"

The First Amendment protects secretive editorial policies run according to editors' whims.

2 comments

The first amendment doesn’t define a corporation as a person endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights.
In case you haven't noticed, saying in an ad "This pill will get you laid" is not in fact protected by the 1A. Commercial speech is regulated.