Two Supreme Court Cases That Could Break the Internet

Re:Two Supreme Court Cases That Could Break the Internet by throwawaylinux on Thursday January 26, 2023 @02:53AM (#34528918)

Yes that's true. And there are others who believe governments are the peddlers and enablers of the most abhorrent crimes, from slavery to arms trafficking to war and assassination and "intervention" to human experimentation, and should absolutely be fought at every step of the way in their neverending thirst for more power and control, particularly where private speech is concerned.

The former group sadly does make a great strawman for people who are emotionally hysterical and don't care to think very deeply about the issue though.

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Re:Two Supreme Court Cases That Could Break the Internet by EMIRELADERO on Thursday January 26, 2023 @03:11AM (#34529051)

> And there are others who believe governments are the peddlers and enablers of the most abhorrent crimes, from slavery to arms trafficking to war and assassination and "intervention" to human experimentation, and should absolutely be fought at every step of the way in their neverending thirst for more power and control, particularly where private speech is concerned.

Which is an (in my opinion) very inmature position to take. Look at the governments of western Europe, particularily Scandinavia

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Re:Two Supreme Court Cases That Could Break the Internet by throwawaylinux on Thursday January 26, 2023 @03:31AM (#34529181)

Oh, well I looked at them and in my opinion it is not a very immature position to take. Solid debate.

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