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>Win for regulators, Win for users That's assuming that citizens want censorship. Most of the time citizens do not have the same goals as the state's censors.
by vasdae 3y ago
>Win for regulators, Win for users
That's assuming that citizens want censorship. Most of the time citizens do not have the same goals as the state's censors.
- uoaei 3y agoPersonal interests extend far beyond personal desires. We cannot impose Western interpretations of "win" via libertarian interpretations on Nepalese society and culture.
- coffeesque 3y agoIt's a win for them because they're better off not being users in the first place
- vasdae 3y agoThat is something for them to decide, not the state.
- bee_rider 3y agoIt doesn’t necessarily assume citizens want censorship. They might not want it, but they might be better with it.