This isn't about kids and it isn't about abortion it's about limiting people's access to unmediated information. The Democrats have just as much to lose as the Republicans if a third party which is a lesser evil than either emerges. Or, seeing as this is America we're talking about, greater evil.

Whatever. They don't want people being able to just organise themselves as they please online.

They are, but the question has always been how much evil is acceptable to you, because the democrats know what they are and they'll run whoever they can get away with. The worse the Republican option is, the lower the quality of candidate the Dems will forward. They know what their donors want.

lesser, but still evil.

The internet threatens their power base and they value their power more than they value any principle

If the leopards don't come for their faces from the right, those they betrayed on the left will.

If you continually vote for the lesser of two evils, youll end up with the most imaginable evil.

There are no rights unless they are backed by the threat of violent revolution.

Who's gonna save you? The Supreme Court?

"The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it."

Now imagine if they used the law to force Google not to provide any results in a search for abortion. While it may not remove content from the Internet, it effectively removes access to it.

I smell onions

You say that but the internet of today is a far more "sanitized" place than it once was.

It's pretty obvious that Elizabeth Warren is not, and likely never was any kind of hope for non-conservatives.

Its cause a lot of parents don't want responsibility.

They want teachers and tablets and cellphones to raise the kids, not themselves.

We should be cracking down on shitty parents, not passing censorship laws that will be grossly misused by the obvious actors.

Parents need to be restricting their children's use of the internet. I barely "used" the internet in the sense of interacting and posting until college. That's much harder in this day now. I wasn't even all that long ago I was in high school either. The real challenge now are phones and tablets. It's a lot harder to control what your kids do online. All kinds of devices have web browsers.