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Critics decry Vietnam’s ‘draconian’ new internet law
(www.theguardian.com)
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Wait, how is it draconian to stand by your words? This will make it hard to use botnets to kickstart colour revolutions, makes people accountable for their words and sure as shit won't stop dissidents from complaining. We've had whistle-blowers and dissidents before social media. How is this law bad? Now companies like google and Facebook can't inflate their numbers? Oh no, the horror.
You're saying that almost as if you tried to imply that colour revolutions are a bad thing.
please try to name one country that is better today than before those thinly-veiled CIA "revolutions" happened
Most of them would be if it weren't for the thinly veiled counter-revolutionary movements backed by Russia and Iran.
lol yeah right