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Russia Is Trying to Leave the Internet and Build Its Own
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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2023
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I am not a fan of millions of Russian citizens being in a walled garden of censorship however
Why?
I don't wish it for me but what if the Russian people is not against it?
That's a problem only they can address
How is this a real comment you just made
Having populations under the thumb of dictators is bad for everyone, even if you live in a relatively free country. Any tools and mechanisms they use to oppress their people are, by extention, bad.
What two Russian laws were broken? Can you elaborate on them a bit?
Wow man this is wild.
I mean, if they don't want to look at things they shouldn't have to.
The problem is those that don't want to be censored not having a choice.