Naturally, Internet providers want no less. Censorship has its price. Protectors of public morality needn't fear. Perpetrators can still be sued. Let's take inventory.
Current theory lets speakers censor.
Like a monopoly railroad, the phone company offered no content, only conduit. By law, it had to give everyone a phone line, and it could not censor what was said on those lines. Now phone companies want to own the information and the entertainment they carry. Some courts already think so. And campaign contributions may win the argument in Congress.