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How exactly is this connected to TFA?

• pjkundert 5y ago
  The fact that this is news at all, is how. The local presences of these companies should have been sued into oblivion in every law-abiding nation by now, at their first refusal to support Canadian and US free speech rights. If they didn't comply with the order to maintain that nation's citizen's rights, they should have been disabled at the border. If Google, Twitter, etc. are satisfied to only operate in lawless regimes (eg. North Korea), then they can carry on with their present behavior. To operate in our law-abiding nations, they should be minimally be expected to operate according to the law of the land, which is circumscribed by the Constitution/Charter.
  • skavi 5y ago
    I am beginning to doubt you actually read the article. In any case, are you trying to compare India to North Korea?