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while I disagree with your parent comment because Google has far too little influence in China to effect any change Ah, now that's a good argument! That's the
by hugh3 16y ago
while I disagree with your parent comment because Google has far too little influence in China to effect any change
Ah, now that's a good argument! That's the argument I'll probably make against myself when I'm less caught up in libertarian fervour. A sober cost-benefit analysis may reveal that google can't possibly do enough to hasten the downfall of the Chinese regime to make it worthwhile. Still, we have yet to consider the question of what they could actually do. Email every Chinese citizen? Fly the Goo-Jet over Chinese airspace dragging a banner? Radio transmissions across the border? Who knows? Can't do a cost-benefit analysis until you've thought through strategy. What is the best way to spend, say, a billion dollars in order to bring down a regime?
- Ardit20 16y agoHow on earth can you be libertarian and propose aggressive intervention in other people's affairs? A libertarian wants freedom to be his own adult, what you are proposing is saving the 'children' by bringing in some tough nanny.