"fraudulently" is doing a lot of heavy lifting there. "Fraud" as a crime has a high bar.
I understand that you want things to be a certain way. But you can't just make stuff up and expect others to accept it.
> Por que no los dos?
Which political party repealed net neutrality? Which political party's supporters also strongly dislike Section 230? We ain't gettin' "los dos" - what's Spanish for "neither"?
Which political party has held the house and the senate and done nothing to reverse it?
Honestly, people who pretend that bourgeoisie issues are somehow the province of just one party are worse than wrestling fans -- they at least know wrestling is fake.
> Which political party has held the house and the senate and done nothing to reverse it?
None.
The Democratic Party has done a lot to undo the effect of that repeal, notably:
(1) Passing net neutrality laws in several states shortly after the FCC repeal, some—like California’s—significantly stronger than the ones that the FCC has passes and then repealed,
(2) Dropping federal opposition in court to those state laws shortly after Biden took office.
...neither are others allowed to fraudulently claim speech acts violate their terms of service.
> Fix net neutrality first if you want true free speech.
Por que no los dos?