Internet Democracy
John Horvath
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Internet Democracy
While we permit ourselves the illusion that it is enough for people to possess the right to complain or express themselves freely on the net, there are a lot of other freedoms off-line that are denied to a substantial number of people which are just as important, or even more important, than the periodically exercised freedom to express oneself or the right to dissent. Until the existence of these people are acknowledged and that there is a basic economic floor beneath them, and that they are not blamed en masse for the situation they find themselves in, then the debates that rage forth glibly about democracy and freedom on the Internet will continue to be, at best, sterile and ineffective.
Vorspann
Internet Democracy
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