Can the US shut down your country's internet?

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No obviously not

Governments have no rights. People have rights. Governments, and the politicians in them, must be forced to respect people's rights. Including the right to communicate in ways that those governments cannot read.

russia and other shithole tech states already ruined the internet we had. fuck it/. world's over.

based chinese sovereign

Of course governments have no rights, they invented rights. "Rights" themselves are a sign of tyranny. When man first stepped out of a cave he didn't have "rights", he didn't need to be told he had the right to speak his mind, he just knew he could. Rights are a sign you're being dominated by a higher power, you start with no freedom and then they allow some supposed rights that they find permissible.
Modern people are to pussy to hold their governments accountable . Even if they did they're just asking for simple handouts not true freedom

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your "rights" exist solely because of an enforcement presence from your nation (police and military), there is no such thing as natural rights.

they can theoretically block access from certain locations to certain servers based inside US controlled areas, but VPNs exist

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This is your mind on enlightenment era liberalism. Into the trash it goes.

in your bydlo wrestler president and his buddies who want to shut down internets

also who cares about Northern Nigeria?

None of his family had rights, either. They just did what they were told or suffered the consequences.
Might made right.