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China censored chapters on democracy and privacy in Edward Snowden autobiography
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2020
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EDIT: could it be any more obvious that the US gives zero shits about privacy and democracy? empty buzzwords in the face of the NSA and the fucking joke of a rigged primary we just had
sees article about Chinese censorship
Quick everyone, say something generic about the USA!
(I know better can be done.)
censorship is necessary and justified to defeat international capital reaction and literally every country censors some things, including the one that uses lofty rhetoric about "freedom" as a tool of imperialism
the only way to get rid of censorship is to get rid of states, and global socialism is the way to achieve that