Maybe you missed this last week. Section 230 says nothing about providers not being able to moderate:
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200531/23325444617/hello...
"I want things that I like to be available to me and I want people who deny it to me to be held criminally liable because I don't understand the case law".
I think people are misplacing their anger that big-tech has too much control over our world. This is fine to be upset about, but you can't say "they have too much control, therefor it's illegal for them to do the things they're doing". No, the laws you want haven't been written (or repealed).
There's also a ton of pie-in-the-sky dreaming that if we could just undo the "bad-part" of 230 then magically Twitter would have to host things because reasons which is a gross misunderstanding.
TL;dr- HN commenters tend to skew towards "Engineer" understanding and not "Lawyer" understand, and it's causing them friction with reality lately.