Wouldn't removing CDA force tech companies into more censorship, not less? Where is the elegance with that approach? Here's the EFF on the importance of CDA 23

Wouldn't removing CDA force tech companies into more censorship, not less? Where is the elegance with that approach? Here's the EFF on the importance of CDA 230 for people not familiar with it: https://www.eff.org/issues/cda230 https://www.eff.org/issues/cda230 Edit: also no entity does control social media. There are a decent amount of different sites (Reddit, 4chan, twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, Hackernews, Discord, and a bunch of smaller ones) I think a lot of the issue is that the goalposts for what we consider okay as a society have moved in the last decade or so. For example people care a lot more about hate towards LGBT people, and conservatives are way more likely to run afoul of that. As a interesting side note there have been social media sites started to try to get away from the "censorship" but they have yet to actually catch on.