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Justin Trudeau’s Plan to Control the Internet
- bguebert 5y agohttps://archive.is/Shjas https://archive.is/Shjas
- pharos29 5y agoCuckstin strikes again
- anewaccount2021 5y agoCanada is becoming a police state. Government decides what you watch. Government tells you if you can visit another country. Government tells you how many years you must wait for elective surgery.
- canadianfella 5y ago“serve the interests of Canadians of diverse ethnocultural backgrounds.”
- djoldman 5y agohttps://outline.com/r8ATvp https://outline.com/r8ATvp
- isitdopamine 5y agoThe long-term solution is decentralization.
- canadianfella 5y agoSolution to what? Decentralization of what?
- intricatedetail 5y agoIt's funny how the West criticised China or Russia for censorship and firewalling the internet... Now they seem to be in a contest who makes more restrictive and privacy-free network...
- redis_mlc 5y agoIt's not a coincidence, cultural Marxism has invaded the West. Partly this is because we don't have real struggles like war or famine to deal with, so some have become mesmerized with intersectionalism and wokeness. To advance a Marxist society in Canada and the US, the playbook is that dissent, facts and history must be suppressed or rewritten. You can see that in statue toppling, the 1619 project, and the loyalty tests being applied to the US military currently. Canada is a special case in North America in that they started down the road to censorship and Marxism over 20 years ago, and is home to many CCP princelings (Xi and Bo Xilai's children live in Canada, the latter working for Power Corp.) Trudeau and his close cronies abstain from votes criticising the CCP, despite what the rest of his party does.
- AzzieElbab 5y agoIt is pretty much inevitable that most incompetent and incapable governments will require more and more control over the internet
- JetAlone 5y agoI'm glad I left Canada when I did.
- gentleman11 5y ago> Granting bureaucrats the power, for example, to require YouTube to silence Jordan Peterson, fine Spotify for something Joe Rogan says on a podcast, or impose on independent podcasters such as Sam Harris an obligation to contribute to the production of Canadian content is as dangerous as it is absurd. I wasn’t able to find sources for this. The article is confusing considering it was written by a lawyer
- ChrisArchitect 5y agoIf author can't parse the proposal/give any real insight into discussion other than so and so wasn't clear, this guy doesn't know what he's talking about and lete make sure to mention China, why write the piece at all? Partisan fearmongering.