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I suppose statistically speaking you might be right, though I find it hard to imagine what kind of person is going to risk beatings or years in prison or worse
by retrac 5y ago
I suppose statistically speaking you might be right, though I find it hard to imagine what kind of person is going to risk beatings or years in prison or worse over a minor inconvenience like being unable to view their favourite website.
I think depending on the person this could go either way. Perhaps they feel spurned, isolated, or blamed personally, and respond with anger.
- FrenchDevRemote 5y agoif only one site is using it yes that's nothing if dozens of websites do the same that might push people to protest internet is a huge part of our lives, most people use it for hours everyday, it can be more than a minor inconvenience