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Perhaps it's because of the following: "The GreenLeft (GroenLinks) and democrats (D66) have the most pro-internet civil rights stances." G-d only knows what a
by Samuel_Michon 15y ago
Perhaps it's because of the following:
"The GreenLeft (GroenLinks) and democrats (D66) have the most pro-internet civil rights stances."
G-d only knows what a "pro-internet stance" is, but I suspect HnNoPassMailer was referring to the fight for net neutrality and online privacy, and against data retention and censorship.
If that's the case, the Socialist Party (SP) and the Party for the Animals (PvdD) have the most "pro-internet civil rights stances".
The best way to measure this is to look at how elected officials vote on those issues [1].
[1] http://www.privacybarometer.nl/partij.php?p=4 http://www.privacybarometer.nl/partij.php?p=4
- Someone 15y agoI think the phrase parses as pro (internet civil rights) stance
- Samuel_Michon 15y ago"Internet civil rights"? That doesn't make any sense. He probably meant 'digital rights' [1], which covers some of the same ground as 'civil rights'. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights