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What's political about it? It's a position that applies to any country in any war.
by chernevik 5y ago
What's political about it? It's a position that applies to any country in any war.
- Overtonwindow 5y agoPolitically because EFF cannot agree to cutting off a very bad actor like Russia, even when there is just cause to do so, because it undermines their position on net neutrality domestically. Cutting off a country from the global internet is not a decision to be taken lightly by any means, but it's one that should be considered for a set of circumstances.
- gruez 5y ago>Politically because EFF cannot agree to cutting off a very bad actor like Russia, even when there is just cause to do so It's called having principles. What do you call it when you say that you stand for x but do a 180 when x doesn't suit your agenda (ie. "just cause to do so")? >because it undermines their position on net neutrality domestically Can you elaborate? I fail to see the connection here.