Driving in front of a cop is worrisome because of the imbalance of force. Section 230 specifically bars certain force from being applied— it doesn't add more to

Driving in front of a cop is worrisome because of the imbalance of force. Section 230 specifically bars certain force from being applied— it doesn't add more to the equation. Repealing it would, in practice, require Google and Amazon to scrutinize the content they host for you. It would be like if Target could be sued for the conversation you're having with a friend while shopping. Like if you could be sued for someone else's conduct on the sidewalk in front of your house (for the sake of argument, "on your property, without protection"). The only outcome that can invite is more frequent "driving in front of a cop" moments, because companies would need their own cops, and need them everywhere.