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Thank you. We're seeing a far more insidious and accelerating nationalization and politicization of reality. A very dangerous world ahead.

• lnxg33k1 2y ago
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  • Schiendelman 2y ago
    It looks like it was well sourced. What are you seeing?
  • tomrod 2y ago
    Recommend reviewing some the other comments with sources listed in this thread. Basically, they preemptively levied contempt charges before there was a chance to respond, and the statements were sourced.
• userbinator 2y ago
  We're seeing the effects of globalisation. India has no right to control what the rest of the world sees.
  • darth_avocado 2y ago
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    • bitnasty 2y ago
      The link you posted does not support the statement you made.
  • ruthmarx 2y ago
    Neither does Europe, yet they still try.
    • jb1991 2y ago
      European push for privacy legislation seems quite different than we’re talking about here.
      • ruthmarx 2y ago
        The only point being compared was the claim or attempt at global jurisdiction in a limited scope.
  • sneak 2y ago
    You're right, they don't. This is voluntary censorship by the Wikimedia Foundation. They are free to continue publishing this article everywhere but India. Presumably they don't want India to ban all of Wikipedia, so they're playing ball.