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It's more like if you could only drive approved cars on the regular roads.. which is already the case but regulated by the government instead.
by Tenoke 4y ago
It's more like if you could only drive approved cars on the regular roads.. which is already the case but regulated by the government instead.
- lostmsu 4y ago> if you could only drive approved cars on convenient roads.. which is already the case huh?
- michael_j_x 4y agoI think the analogy is more if you could only drive your car on government approved roads.
- smt88 4y agoMy car happily drives on private roads, and even dirt and gravel, without government approval.
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- happyopossum 4y agoYou’re getting the analogy backwards - you can’t drive an unapproved car on a public road.
- smt88 4y agoIt's a terrible analogy no matter how you interpret it. Approval of cars is based on whether those cars can harm other cars. If I want to "drive" (use) an unapproved "car" (app store) on a "public road" (my own device), I should be able to do that.