Probably they should explicitly only have given immunity to service providers who didn't censor, but that would literally be the opposite of the original intent, which was to encourage censorship by preventing suits based on the idea of censorship as editorial control
They include "harassing, or otherwise objectionable, whether or not such material is constitutionally protected"
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Many many people think of certain kinds of political speech as otherwise objectionable
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"Otherwise objectionable" is good enough, and I'm quite certain they wanted to include censorship of racism, satanism, and other controversial topics within that
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Well, I think we both know that interpretation isn't going to be accepted any time soon, but a new law at least has some shot.
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