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Deeply pissed offauthor: www-data I'm deeply pissed off. Ursula von der Leyen, German's minster of family, is in the process of enforcing an infrastructure of web content filtering onto providers. The officially stated reason is the fight against child pornography.
Once again, people did not learn from history. I will not pull a
Godwin's Law
argument here, because that's lame and too specific (Instead, our
minister pulls a Vietnam here). In hundreds and
thousands of years of human history, most dictatorships began by
creating laws that undermine the individual's rights and trade
freedom with security.
Our friendly minister does not know what she is doing, what precedence she
is setting: It is the filtering of content.
Finally, in ten years, the Internet will be clean. You will be able to access lousy tittytainment, bank websites, your public radio and well-filtered news. Welcome to fascism. And the sick part is: It all started out with some well-intending member of the conservative party with the motto Won't somebody please think of the children! (Sidenote: I will not talk about Mrs. von der Leyen being utterly stupid and of low intelligence, neither do I want to talk about the technical impossibility of filtering, the fast-moving nature of the Internet or any other connected issue. I've thought about these points and all I can say is that Web filtering is even more stupid than Suicide Machines and girlfriends made out of plastic.)
2009-01-18 15:36 | www-data Older entries |