I wonder what Henry V would have thought about airline regulation?

The NetChoice Decision Shows the First Amendment Is Out of Control

The reasoning in the decision in the NetChoice cases marks a new threat to a core function of the state. By presuming that free speech protections apply to a tech company’s “curation” of content, even when that curation involves no human judgment, the Supreme Court weakens the ability of the government to regulate so-called common carriers like railroads and airlines — a traditional state function since medieval times.

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https://archive.ph/2024.07.02-180124/https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/02/opinion/supreme-court-netchoice-free-speech.html