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Right, so you mean everything outside "the west" never have any legitimate grievances and can thus be denied a voice in the name of protecting democracy? Furth
by SiempreViernes 7y ago
Right, so you mean everything outside "the west" never have any legitimate grievances and can thus be denied a voice in the name of protecting democracy?
Further, ignoring the global nature of the internet when it comes to the governance of it seems simply unwise, and is very clearly a political decision in itself and not neutral.
It is also clearly illiberal to explicitly deny agency to a multitude of affected stakeholders that have been allowed to join the network, despite their dirty track record.
- pwodhouse 7y agoIn a tyrannical country of 20milion people ruled by a dictator, giving the dictator agency doesn't help the 20million suppressed people. Never confuse a nation of people with its (often illegitimate) government