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As I understand it - anything that is hosted inside australia and would end up on the blacklist is illegal in the "throw you into jail" sense... So I understoo
by whatusername 18y ago
As I understand it - anything that is hosted inside australia and would end up on the blacklist is illegal in the "throw you into jail" sense... So I understood (b) all right.. I know that the argument is: This 'X' is illegal in Australia - you can't buy it in a book / you can't host it / why should you be allowed to 'import' it as bits..
as for a) -- It's a long way to shout to PNG.. :) And I'm still not 100% comfortable with describing TCP Packets as "words'.
- cousin_it 18y agoYou seem to reason like this: we already have internal censorship, why not external? Of course, once you're okay with censorship as a general idea, you can invent all sorts of logical arguments to justify expanding it. But I find this thought process disturbing - don't you?