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But, eventually those "leaders" you seem to trust will find an enemy and unite to "fight" it. I personally don't see why people even vote, I think the solution

But, eventually those "leaders" you seem to trust will find an enemy and unite to "fight" it. I personally don't see why people even vote, I think the solution is to make sure the internet is protected from "leaders", not by voting and making temporary "rules" with the government, but by making sure it's global and decentralized. Also, keep in mind that your idea of government won't protect the internet forever.

cies 9y ago
> But, eventually those "leaders" you seem to trust will find an enemy and unite to "fight" it. Hopefully the enemy within. > Also, keep in mind that your idea of government won't protect the internet forever. First, do most Turks want free or protected access? Lets assume they want free access. If they cannot have it it shows the system of gov't is not democratic enough (or they have "traded" their request in some way, but that's not the case now).