davidnu2

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   by davidnu2 13y ago

   Exactly right, the problem is that you're not the US. "Hate laws" are censorship. "Hateful" speech is equally protected under the US constitution, and any political movements it might inspire will not be infringed u
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   by davidnu2 13y ago

   It's European companies that get interfered with by their governments and that is a big part of the problem. There is no such thing as "secret assistance" in the US, and "level playing field" is another bullshit buz
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   by davidnu2 13y ago

   The UN in even worse, Russia, China, and Brazil are lobbying to get control over the Internet via ITU. Current multi-stakeholder model has functioned diligently since the beginning, all these attempts to control the Internet by governments
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   by davidnu2 13y ago

   You're grasping at straws, so is the EU with its recent deluge of grandstanding gestures.
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   by davidnu2 13y ago

   First it's not "above all else" seeing that it's "Article 10". Second, the second clause basically negates the first one in its entirety: 2. The exercise of these freedoms, since it carries with it duties and