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Also, if the US government doesn't want stuff available, they don't stop at pressuring Apple, Google or whatever. They get sites taken down. And they extradite
by mirimir 8y ago
Also, if the US government doesn't want stuff available, they don't stop at pressuring Apple, Google or whatever. They get sites taken down. And they extradite or kidnap operators, and prosecute them. For example: DPR, Variety Jones, Kim Dotcom, DPR2 and Julian Assange. With a little research, I could list hundreds of them.
As far as I know, China has never done that, except for Chinese citizens that they find in ~friendly places. They did mount quite an attack on the Dalai Lama's organization. But that didn't include physical violence, to my knowledge.
- CodiePetersen 8y agoAre you serious. They have detention camps for Muslims as we speak. The well known artist Ai Weiwei was imprisoned for his views. The very article we are talking about is buried history of a massacre committed by the Chinese government on 10000 of their own people. Again as I have said before, doesn't mean america hasn't done/isn't doing wrong, but I think you should look more into Chinese policy and history.
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- mirimir 8y agoYes, you're right. I was focusing too much on censorship. Edit: And with Assange and DPR2 in the news, I got triggered. Mea culpa.