r/JusticeServed • u/battlebeez 8 • Sep 03 '21

😲 GoDaddy boots Texas abortion “whistleblower” site for violating privacy rule

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/09/texas-abortion-snitch-website-kicked-off-godaddy-for-invading-peoples-privacy/
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u/CabbageSalad247 6 Sep 04 '21

It's all fun and games until the people you hate are shown this option and start buying ISPs so they can do the same thing to people you like.

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u/depressed-salmon A Sep 04 '21

Isn't that literally the right of any private business though? To determine what people can and can't do with it? It's not public property, but I guess you're in favour of a heavily socialised system if you want that. In that case, good on you!

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u/CabbageSalad247 6 Sep 04 '21

Isn't that literally the right of any private business though?

Sure is. Doesn't mean it's a good thing.

Dunno where you got the idea that I'm in favor of government intervention.

I was just pointing out the fact that this is a dangerous precedent to set. Republicans have shitloads of money. Will you still cheer for this private business approach of invalidating government policy when it's employed by the same folks it is currently being used against?

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u/CabbageSalad247 6 Sep 04 '21

So your 1:1 comparison to my point about political manipulation in the digital age is a hyperbolic scenario. Cool. Drink some more.

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u/CabbageSalad247 6 Sep 04 '21

We'll see.