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>Once a government taste the powerful liquor of censorship, there's no way that bottle's ever getting corked again. Seems the youth of Nepal managed to cork th
by logicchains 1y ago
>Once a government taste the powerful liquor of censorship, there's no way that bottle's ever getting corked again.
Seems the youth of Nepal managed to cork the bottle again earlier this month, when after the mass social media ban they burned down the government buildings and chased the parliamentarians out of the country.
- 1oooqooq 1y agosame won't happen on russia or usa. if musk "buys" trump's untruth network and merge it with the remains or xitter, and then all the others are blocked to "save the children" nobody will say anything. maybe, just maybe, there will be a stockholders lawsuit on meta for the value dropping to zero. but hardly anything else.
- hellojesus 1y agoUsers can stop using it. Good luck to the gov banning any and all sites. People will migrate to drcentralized networks or deep web areas.
- grim_io 1y agoYou still need a cooperative ISP to do that.
- throwawayqqq11 1y agoAnd where do you migrate to, when laws also enforce centralized software distribution, locked down devices and a filtered internet? Pigeons? You realize, all these motions existing already today and could instantly manifest into law?
- hellojesus 1y agoIf laws were to enforce entralized distribution and somehow not be a 1A violation, I suppose I'd go to jail, because I'd sooner spend my time building from nand back to my own general computing device than comply. I simply would just be a criminal.
- 1oooqooq 1y agome, you, and five other schizos. most people don't even use an adblocker.