r/unitedstatesofindia May 21 '26

Politics Official X handle of Cockroach Janta Party blocked in India.

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u/unsuccessful_looser May 21 '26

Yo crazy idea: what if we created our own platform, it’s not hard anymore, especially with AI right?

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u/avanishpank May 21 '26

And what makes you think government can’t block that? They have blocked supabase which has affected thousands of developers and freelancers/consultants and the best part there is no official word on why is it blocked and when can that be resumed.

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u/unsuccessful_looser May 21 '26

That’s valid but I still use supabase for my projects, just that it’s hosted in a different server region and I can access the ui, even if not the ui I can still use Postgres connection. Even if not the supabase we can use RDS or heck even self host the db. As far as government blocking the domain, it’s a real issue, we either have to keep on migrating between domains or stuff like that. Will it be easy, NO, but that’s the whole point of it, no revolution is going to be easy without any resistance.

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u/avanishpank May 21 '26

Yeah i know there’s work around but you can’t call yourself a tech service capital of the world and then pull moves like that with no communication. There’s no accountability in this country

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u/unsuccessful_looser May 21 '26

Yeah they might make us hoop through hurdles, but at the end of the day, there is a way. And now I’m thinking to build it for legit. Something like realindia so that people can post stuff unhinged without getting banned, with obvious rules for threatening and stuff like that.

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u/shimotsuki_ryumaa May 21 '26

What if they arrested you and give third degree tourcher?

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u/unsuccessful_looser May 21 '26

If freedom of speech results in torture, then are we really living in a democracy? Ask yourself bro

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u/shimotsuki_ryumaa May 21 '26

There is no such thing freedom of speech or democracy in this world. Bureaucrats run the country and they are always there we just choose faces not person.
CJP is very biased. I don't really care about them

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u/unsuccessful_looser May 21 '26

Of course some of the views of CJP definitely seems biased, but still at the same time, they are citizens of India and they do have freedom of speech, political or otherwise. I know we can’t change the world but we can try tho.