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In an immediate sense, no, it doesn't matter why. But in a broader sense, it does. If it's a temporary automatic block, that has different implications for who
by mooism2 13y ago
In an immediate sense, no, it doesn't matter why.
But in a broader sense, it does. If it's a temporary automatic block, that has different implications for who you protest against than if it is a manual block put in at the behest of the House of Saud, say, or at the request of America's NSA.