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I would think that if Saudi Arabia can't access my website, it's their loss, not mine ;)
by jhasse 9y ago
I would think that if Saudi Arabia can't access my website, it's their loss, not mine ;)
- gowld 9y agoConfusing the government of a country with its residents, especially a dictatorship like Saudi Arabia, is a harmful error. Sure, it's not your loss, but it's not their loss either -- it's innocent 3rd party's loss.
- mcguire 9y agoAt some point, the residents of a country are responsible for its government. The inverse of the "consent of the governed" principle.
- stale2002 9y agoSaudi Arabia is run by a king. Its citizens don't get to vote them out of office. They are ruled by a dictator and many of them do NOT consent to being governed by the dictator. Just because they'd get slaughtered in a revolt and don't have the ability to overthrow the king, doesn't mean that they have consented to the actions of the unelected people ruling over them.