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Why?
by whynotmaybe 1y ago
Why?
- abeindoria 1y agoWhy should it not? What's the point of having an effectively open information network if you're going to just let each nation state arbitrarily censor/manipulate it as they see fit for their own peasants? You'd agree with say, <insert country> mass blocking sites for their people just because the sites say something about democracy?
- AnthonyMouse 1y agoBecause the internet is purely an information medium, so "borders" on the internet can be nothing other than censorship. Censorship is a human rights violation and is disproportionately useful to oppressive regimes.
- zoklet-enjoyer 1y agoI believe in freedom of speech.