jacour
join:2001-12-11
Ypsilanti, MI
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The Internet, being the mostly free medium that it is, will simply migrate the information to another site. So what if you can get Wikileaks.de shut down, how are you going to manage that in a country with less stringent censorship laws? It only takes one site that is not censored to render this entire discussion meaningless. |
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join:2004-10-04
Loveland, CO
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| said by jacour  :The Internet, being the mostly free medium that it is, will simply migrate the information to another site. So what if you can get Wikileaks.de shut down, how are you going to manage that in a country with less stringent censorship laws? It only takes one site that is not censored to render this entire discussion meaningless. Ultimately what we're going to see is countries that don't sign to the censorship of the Internet being booted from the net all together, but the beauty of the net is that it is what we make it.
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patcat88
join:2002-04-05
Jamaica, NY
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said by jacour :The Internet, being the mostly free medium that it is, will simply migrate the information to another site. So what if you can get Wikileaks.de shut down, how are you going to manage that in a country with less stringent censorship laws? It only takes one site that is not censored to render this entire discussion meaningless. Then time to make the Internet a National Intranet. |
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