Google is a hand of the US government. China knows this, and they do not allow Google to operate within its borders as a result.

The US Constitution prevents government institutions from taking certain actions that concern the rights of US citizens. Private companies, on the other hand, are not bound by these restrictions.

By using the front of a private company, US government institutions have legal cover to violate your Constitutional rights. I've been saying for years that we need to extend the Bill of Rights to cover not only government actions, but also the actions of private companies.

If an action is too egregious for our government to perform, why is it OK for Google to perform the same action?

Google is a hand of the US government. China knows this, and they do not allow Google to operate within its borders as a result.

The US Constitution prevents government institutions from taking certain actions that concern the rights of US citizens. Private companies, on the other hand, are not bound by these restrictions.

By using the front of a private company, US government institutions have legal cover to violate your Constitutional rights. I've been saying for years that we need to extend the Bill of Rights to cover not only Government actions, but also the actions of private companies.

If an action is too egregious for our government to perform, why is it OK for Google to perform the same action?

Google is a hand of the US government. China knows this, and they do not allow Google to operate within its borders as a result.

The US Constitution prevents government institutions from taking certain actions that concern the rights of US citizens. Private companies, on the other hand, are not bound by these restrictions.

By using the front of a private company, US government institutions have legal cover to violate your Constitutional rights. I've been saying for years that we need to extend the Bill of Rights to cover not only Government actions, but also the actions of private companies.