Originally posted by SuperViking
libraries in rural areas can't even get books banned that no one in the town would read anyway. I mean, if small town libraries can't be censored
why would one think the internet could be?
As mentioned books won't change anything. They certainly won't expose the truth; they'll distract us from it so there's no reason for them to be
banned.
I think a plan for some kind of underground internet or whatever should be implemented soon before we get cut off and have no way of informing
everyone.
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Originally posted by DieterRabbit
Originally posted by SuperViking
libraries in rural areas can't even get books banned that no one in the town would read anyway. I mean, if small town libraries can't be censored
why would one think the internet could be?
As mentioned books won't change anything. They certainly won't expose the truth; they'll distract us from it so there's no reason for them to be
banned.
I think a plan for some kind of underground internet or whatever should be implemented soon before we get cut off and have no way of informing
everyone.
Again, as mentioned before, what are the chances of going underground using something like Telnet? From what I remember you could access IP addresses
with telnet as well as domain names, so if the domain names go, we still have telnet. For that matter, what about FTP protocol? can we still use
these?
I am dead serious here, I too agree that we might have to go underground as well if the govt. decides to silence our voices
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Originally posted by DieterRabbit
Originally posted by SuperViking
libraries in rural areas can't even get books banned that no one in the town would read anyway. I mean, if small town libraries can't be censored
why would one think the internet could be?
As mentioned books won't change anything. They certainly won't expose the truth; they'll distract us from it so there's no reason for them to be
banned.
I think a plan for some kind of underground internet or whatever should be implemented soon before we get cut off and have no way of informing
everyone.
The point is if you can't even ban a book in a place that is rather insular, how could you cut off the internet, everywhere. You cannot.
And if you think 'informing' is the type of thing that goes on here...LOL
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