Google cooperates with the Chinese gov't to control what can be searched for. And Google has always had a policy to control content of searches. Think of them as a tour bus that only takes you to participating vendors that are lined up to sell you something. It's entirely commercial.
Google uses the number of hits on that page - which means you get the most popular wrong websites first at the top of the list. Happens all the time. They only search the 4% of the net that has open pages to access. The other 94% of the web requires knowing the direct web link. To go there, you have to get off the tour bus and wander the streets on your own.
If you are aware of Tor then you know getting off the bus has it's advantages and disadvantages. With new search engines coming online to find the 94% of webpages Google ignores, a substantial change to the internet will occur. Some of the early adventurers will be taken advantage of, but in the long run, things will become more civilized and sort out. Kind of like evil bay, plenty have been ripped off, but it does seem to happen less. At the cost of more and more restrictions and controls.
Sound like government? Yes. The problem is that if we want freedom, then we have to learn to tolerate those who might abuse it to some degree. If we will not tolerate it, then by restricting those who do we largely take our own rights away.
The 1934 NFA. The 1968 GCA. The AWB. etc.
Those who would give up freedom to gain security deserve neither. Being truly free means defending yourself directly, not depending on someone else to do it for you. If you like being mollycoddled by the Google nanny state, ok. No guns or knives allowed should be expected. It's exactly where we are at our daily jobs, right? No Guns At Work.
Quite the major difference from 200 years ago where any traveler or even those going about their daily life DID carry a firearms as they saw fit and there were no questions asked. Native Americans were less the threat than our own fellow citizens who would waylay us for the small number of coins in our purse.
The Internet is no different, and poised on the Great Expansion at this very moment. Be careful out there.
