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by hypertele-Xii
1457 days ago
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My counter-argument is that a complete lack of alternate platforms, although worse in the short term, might actually catalyst a long term improvement. Just like russians are now being forced to learn to live without Ikea furniture or Intel computers, for the hopes that the complete lack of the better stuff might encourage them to think about overthrowing their oppressors. Google with censorship is like a false hope, a kind of political PR greenwashing. The people of China use Google and think it's the same Google the rest of the world uses. It might be better to reveal the ugly truth, and say, you either get the whole truth, or no truth at all. To reveal the liars. |
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