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I absolutely agree with you - we don't live in a black and white world, and black and white measures rarely work in practice. Should Google de-list Pirate Bay?
by Pyramus 5y ago
I absolutely agree with you - we don't live in a black and white world, and black and white measures rarely work in practice.
Should Google de-list Pirate Bay? In my opinion no.
Should Google de-list some things? No doubt yes. That is how society works - your rights end where somebody else's start.
As the down-voting of parent shows, HN gets defensive when this is pointed out.
- ksec 5y agoI think a possible solution is to at least list The Private Bay just as a site but not the content within its site. So if you want to search something within The Private Bay, PB can do it within their own site.
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- lovelyviking 5y ago>we don't live in a black and white world you say that and then I see this: >Should Google de-list Pirate Bay? In my opinion no. Looks like pretty black in white about Pirate Bay here. Also doesn't look like you are too much against censorship. You do not even discuss whether it should be or not. I sense it is pretty white there for you too. It reminds me how russia controlled media spread idea that not everything is black and white but when they decided to attack Ukraine using military and took Crimea and parts of other two regions with force it suddenly became black and white for the moment of attack and then again coming back to 'oh it's not black and white we didn't took anything' I personally love how "everything is not black and white" concept is used to justify censorship and promote everything that serves totalitarian dreams.