Comment by zosima
Blocked by court or state. Private ISPs can't block sites.
And this is true for almost all these legislations. They remove power from individuals and companies, while avoiding to limit EU and state power in any meaningful way.
Blocked by court or state. Private ISPs can't block sites.
And this is true for almost all these legislations. They remove power from individuals and companies, while avoiding to limit EU and state power in any meaningful way.
If the people don't agree with something they can always do three things in a democratic country:
* start a party to push for legislative changes that resonate with what the people want
* vote for a party that propose to change certain legislation to something more adjacent to what the people want
* people can lobby the government via interest groups or as a collective to influence politicians or if the constitution allows for it try and hold a popular vote on the issue(s)
But the government is much more of an enemy to me than my ISP, not to mention I can switch ISPs but I can’t switch governments.