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The Supreme Court Could Utterly Destroy the Internet

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October 12, 2022

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The Supreme Court has taken up a pair of cases that relate directly to Section 230. Both Democrats and Republicans have taken issue with Section 230 for different reasons, but without it, the internet would look like a very different place. We discuss the implications of this case in this video.

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