[pp.int.general] STOP

[Mårten Fjällström]

Mariano Alesandro wrote:
> On 10/26/10, Rick Falkvinge (Piratpartiet) <rick at piratpartiet.se> wrote:
>   
>>>>         
>>> The situation is doubly treacherous. Because the censorship is trivial
>>> to circumvent, not many people really care about it. In the meantime,
>>> censorship is being established as an accepted legal practice.
>>>
>>> The next step, once it is accepted in legal circles, is of course to
>>> crack down with effective means rather than stupid DNS falsifications.
>>> At that point, any protests will have a much harder time gaining steam
>>> since nobody protested earlier.
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>
> Yeah, thanks. But I think I know what Rick means, they are taking away
> little by little, and we get used to things that shouldn't be, and
> that only helps to set the bases up for the next cut.
> But for example in my case here in Danmark, I really don't know what
> to do, I don't mean using DNS's or webproxies, I mean what to do to
> attack the problem at its core. Because it is taking liberties away
> from people, but I feel like I would be one person against a machine,
> I'm kinda lost at that...
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There is a small PPDK that you can join. Since Denmark has draconian 
laws to prevent new parties in the parliament election, my advice would 
be to run on this question in local election - could the city council 
fund a uncensored DNS? Yes, they can! Censorship is evil!

If local elections also are blocked, or just to much competition, run in 
student council elections.

Regards,
Mårten Fjällström
Party Secretary PPSE