Why are we still not able to block entire countries? I dont

>>58482090
you're going to take this multiculturalism down your anus
and there's nothing yo ucan do about it.

>>58482090
I rather deal with indians than a single australian or especially canadians.

>>58482090
Because the server delivers you the content it received, you're not the one receiving it (and potentially blocking it) directly. The first website to allow users to filter this kind of content per country will be shamed publicly.

>>58482171
What? But blocking a single person somehow makes him disapear from everywhere even if not in direct contact with you. Why cant this work with entire countries

>>58482146

>down your anus
>not up

>>58482155
g'day mate

>>58482248
Because when you block one person from say, Facebook, you are blocking the username, the account in the FB database. To block a whole country you'd have to block a series of IP adresses, and as I said, the first website to give that option to its users will be publicly attacked from every side.

>>58482090
It's possible through Nginx GeoIP module

>>58482090
Easy, just don't use Facebook.