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If you were thinking the Conservatives wouldn't be as bad as the Liberals when it comes to regulating the Internet, think again. (michellerempelgarner.substack.com)
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As opposed to Bill C-63, which pushes [age verification bullshit] far into the future and behind closed doors through an opaque regulatory process, our new Conservative legislation will directly legislate [age verification bullshit] that online operators must adhere to.

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[–] secretfoxtail@lemmy.ca 2 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

It is unfortunate that our "democracy" consists of a handful of parties who largely share the same sponsors.