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I don't really blame Google here, though I could see how they could (should?) take a similar stance to the one in China. But let's not forget who is truly to b
by nextparadigms 15y ago
I don't really blame Google here, though I could see how they could (should?) take a similar stance to the one in China.
But let's not forget who is truly to blame here. It's the US Government who keeps pushing for policies like these, and who is disregarding due process whenever they think they can get away with it.
And finally, it's the US people who are at blame for being content living under such policies, and not speaking out enough against them and trying to stop them from materializing or trying to get them cancelled - allowing the Patriot Act to continue, allowing the TSA to not only exist, but also expand outside the airports, not speaking out against the Protect IP, and so on.
- jbjohns 15y ago>And finally, it's the US people who are at blame So you've just come full circle. The government will continue to do what they're doing and the people will continue to not care. What good does it do us to put responsibility on those who have proven they will do nothing?