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1. This would set a dangerous precedent and undermine any trust we can have in an open and global internet. 2. As with many other "sanctions", this would affec
by glerk 5y ago
1. This would set a dangerous precedent and undermine any trust we can have in an open and global internet.
2. As with many other "sanctions", this would affect mainly innocent civilians who have no say in the decisions of their government.
3. Taking down vital internet infrastructure in 2022 would cause a lot of damage. This would be a huge escalation of hostilities at a time when we are inching closer towards a global conflict. Where is the line between a sanction and an act of war?