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It's a trade off. Do you want to risk being censored by your own country or risk being censored by San Francisco?
by deathgrips 6y ago
It's a trade off. Do you want to risk being censored by your own country or risk being censored by San Francisco?
- input_sh 6y agoCan I democratically elect who will represent me in a Silicon Valley company? If not, I'm going to choose my own country. I am aware that citizens of more repressive governments might not make the same choice.
- throwanem 6y agoWhat choice? Repressive governments typically have minimal difficulty getting Silicon Valley to repress their subjects on their behalf.
- scarface74 6y agoBecause of both the electoral college and two Senator per state. If you live in a more populous state, your vote is worth a lot less than someone in Middle of Nowhere Nebraska. Passing laws is fine as long as your side is in power to enforce them the way that you like.
- Kaze404 6y agoWhat's the difference to being censored by a company that has no obligations towards me?