Re:Obscure election will decide the fate of the open internet
by 0xblood on Friday September 30, 2022 @09:55AM
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The only interesting point in that article was that it openly calls China an adversary of the US.
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Re:Obscure election will decide the fate of the open internet
by shadowgovt on Friday September 30, 2022 @10:57AM
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On the political stage, China is a huge frenemy. The US and China are deeply tied to each others' fates by trade, but they certainly compete in many areas of national prestige, technology, ideology, etc.
I think it's a fair claim to say that a major US trading partner and ally in the business of international peace has adversarial ideological positions to the United States on the topic of free speech.
Re:Obscure election will decide the fate of the open internet
by bohadi on Friday September 30, 2022 @12:23PM
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relevant username
>adversarial ideological positions ... on the topic of speech
my parse of this is:
"what you are permitted to say about the Overton window differs between countries"
I suppose we had long reached metalevel propagandizing.