It doesn't serve any of us. It certainly doesn't serve any of us in the end, because those folks are the ones who are serving us, and if they are suppressed--if their voices cannot be heard--that stifles competition. It goes back to the market. It stifles competition, and that is not good for any of us in the end.
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What kinds of harms get us to the table to say why we should even try to talk about changing Section 230.
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