> Any claim that Google would have helped China censor Chinese citizens ignores the fact that Chinese search engines are already censored. so, maintaining the

> Any claim that Google would have helped China censor Chinese citizens ignores the fact that Chinese search engines are already censored. so, maintaining the status quo is not 'help'? > I know some people prefer to stick their noses up and hold what they perceive as the moral high ground, but do consider how lives of hundreds of millions of people will be affected by your actions/inactions. so which is it if one says no? sticking ones nose up or considering how the lives of millions of people will be affected by your actions/inactions? or is it only sticking ones nose up when you disagree with the decision?