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What really concerns me is that India blocked Videolan.org without explanation and still hasn't explained its rationale for doing so. A country which prides it
by UltraViolence 4y ago
What really concerns me is that India blocked Videolan.org without explanation and still hasn't explained its rationale for doing so.
A country which prides itself on being a democracy should at least explain its actions, especially when these actions adversely affect millions of people.
- rg111 4y agoMy understanding is that India is an "Election Democracy". Yes, elections happen in India. Some of them are even done in a fair manner. But outside of elections, first world democracy is non-existent.
- UltraViolence 4y agoI believe they started out with the intention of becoming a true democracy. However, somewhere along the way politicians came to the conclusion that democracy is a merely nuisance and only pay lip service to it. Democracy also means transparency and that would thrust their corruption into the light, which they can't allow.
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