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sari: instd of tryg to fix yourself, you can just certainly mply learn to be yourself. mimi: think of it as a treasure. think of it as something that's bringing value to the human race and take care of yourself. gerry: having gone through what you have ge through wi the support that the people have given you down the line and the lack of support that people have given you down the line is just momentous. yeah. afton: thank you for supporting my weird brain. gerry: maybe it takes one to know one. [both laughing] family: ♪ happy birthday dear afton happy birthday to you ♪ jesse: i know. they did it. afton: i know. lynn: he always harmonizes. afton: it was really good. lynn: all right. make your wish. jesse: happy birthday. afton: ok. i have to make a good wish. so we just got done at my parents', and, um... i think i went into the day thinking that i was gonna, like, learn all of these things about, you know, why i wasn't diagnosed and somehow uncover some, you know, mysterious secret as to, uh, they knew something that i didn't and--i don't know, but i think the thing th

one way to think about this is that the court in tryg kind analyze who's a seed actor has made clear that it ulbe inappropriate for a stateto be able to several incorpore instrumentality forexample. that way evade the structures of the constitution. kind of a good equitable rights and to ensure the states n thereby and buy themselves from the bill of rights. with respect to fundamental rights ofcitizens. here, i think all of the equitable coidations lineup in precisely the opposite direction. we have a situationhere where missouri has benefited fromhe corporate separatists. 's ensure that it's not going to be responsible for eli's death. to now allow it to come i and lower that line andsay actually you should just treat it and the separatecorporation as one of the same would actually produce again adequately that the seduction doctrine discarding against. >> two different buckets. three, if you throw an immunity. yose one test is for rpes of stayed -- another test for purposes of sovereign immunity and another test for purposes of standing. that's right. for some immunity, i wou be c

> it all depends on what sectiontwo is trying to get at >> ithink what is trying to get at is it's tryg to ensure equal political opportunities. so, let me just use that a segue to my last question. this is an important statue. it'sone of the most important acevement in american democracy, to achieve equal political opportunities regardless of race. ensure that african americans could have as mh political power us white americans could. that's a pretty big deal, and it was strengthens, this statute, in 1982, when th court interpreted it too narrowly for congss taste, and congress said no, we didn't mean that all, and made the -- test. nowin recent years, the statue has fared not well in this court. -- county what section five and says,no, section five, we don't need that anymore. one of the things that says we have sectionwo then, novich comes along, and that's a sti two case. t courts as, you know what? section two? there really dilution claims. this ia nial claim. so, we could conste at very narrowly. of course, there's all these cases that aredilution claims, th'seally what section t

suggesting that congress was really tryg protect those internet platforms that were in good faith, blocking and screening offensive material. if we take justice kagan's example, you are saying the protection extends to internet platforms that are promoting offensive material. it suggests to me this is exactly e posite of what congress was trying to do in the statute. >> aot of things are offensive that other people might think are entertaining. >> let's take the given. we are talking about oenve material. that is all through the statute. you don't disagree that congress was focused on offsi material. that is the basis of the whole statutory scheme. if we take as a given that we are talking about events of material, it looks from the text of the statute, congress is trying timnize those platforms that are takg down, doing things to try to clean up the intert. in the hyphecal that was just presented, we have a platformhawas not only not taki idown in the way the stute is focused on, it is creating a separate algorithm that pushes to the fronto at more people would see it then otherwise the of