scott <sco### [at] scottcom> wrote:
> So every company should be forced to do things that are no extra cost to 
> them?

  Every company should be (and is) forced to submit to basic human rights
which include, among others, freedom of information. No company has the
right to actively censor information from its clients.

  An ISP blocking part of the internet would be active censorship. They
are creating measures to deliberately block certain IP packets and not
others.

> What next, BMW being forced to give you the 180 horsepower engine for the 
> price of the 140 horsepower version, because it's no extra cost for them? 
> (they are the same engine)

  Your slippery slope argument is rather hilarious.

  What do car engines have to do with freedom of information and censorship?

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