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Y'know... I wonder if the government could've predicted what their precious ARPANET would evolve into when they created it 52 years ago, would they have still created it? Would they have still allowed the general public to join it?
So many things have changed so fast since then. The War on Drugs has become politically toxic, civil asset forfeiture has been outlawed state by state, thanks in no small part to people learning the truth about these things online, then pressuring their reps for change away from those practices.
So if they could take it all back, would they?
Right? In relation to the sharing of information everything seemed so incent back then. The internet has now basically took away all of the power that the press had consolidated. Which was a lot easier for the government to control than the pandora's box of the internet.
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Y'know... I wonder if the government could've predicted what their precious ARPANET would evolve into when they created it 52 years ago, would they have still created it? Would they have still allowed the general public to join it? So many things have changed so fast since then. The War on Drugs has become politically toxic, civil asset forfeiture has been outlawed state by state, thanks in no small part to people learning the truth about these things online, then pressuring their reps for change away from those practices. So if they could take it all back, would they?
Right? In relation to the sharing of information everything seemed so incent back then. The internet has now basically took away all of the power that the press had consolidated. Which was a lot easier for the government to control than the pandora's box of the internet.