Off the hat reaction to Sarkozy's speech after the tragedies in Toulouse:
-The State will make a law that makes visiting a web site a criminal offense.
Once in place, what actually stops them from enlarging the 'illegal' filter to other things?
HADOPI III, SOPA, etc all are attempting to exercise this level of control and here, after neutralising via death a man thay could have been captured alive with the technical means we have in our day, we are able to say anything about why he did what he did.
Inexcusable, is what he did, but now this becomes a reason to filter and punish by consulting a web site.
Who determines what is 'dangerous' on internet? dangerous to what ?
This stinks of passive totalitarism.
Why is internet the cause here, when state prisons are lacking means and are overcrowded, have been for a long time. This is where the nest of radicalisation and transformation of man occurs, not on surfing the web.
I fear this state of control is the one Sarkozy may have always aspired to, and may be about to slide into place.
30 days to go until we can choose a different fork in the road.
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