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It's a thin veneer because ISPs have been strongly pressured into "providing" this. They did not do this freely in response to their customers' desire. This giv
by netcan 13y ago
It's a thin veneer because ISPs have been strongly pressured into "providing" this. They did not do this freely in response to their customers' desire. This give the government some plausible deniability as well as immunity from responsibility for cockups. It's also a thin veneer because most moderate people will not want to contact their ISP and fill out a form^ requesting access to obscene and tasteless content.
^Kindly posted by itricsquid http://i.imgur.com/dWxORfJ.png http://i.imgur.com/dWxORfJ.png
Honestly, I'm quite shocked how many HN readers see this as reasonable.