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Working from a Beijing surveillance center, two officers will try to eliminate China's access to porn and other "unhealthy" content.![]()
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What you have to realize is that freedom of speech EXCEPT FOR OFFENSIVE MATERIAL is not freedom of speech at all. I think pornography damages our country. I think Howard Stern damages our country. I think television, for the most part, damages our country. But a country without freedom of speech is worse than a country that has to put up with "offensive" speech... far worse IMO.
Really all of these uptight prudes that think their viewpoints should be forced on everyone else are so arrogant. The Chinese authorities are simply proving that they are as week minded as all the would be censors in this country.
I lived in Shenzhen in the last few years. Neither is true. Not only they need army of policy, but every apartment building needs to hire an army of security guards to ward off criminals (and ours still got intrusions.) For the teenager problems, you can just go read more about them in any Chinese news portals.
The only thing better off than America is that there are still not as many guns.
- Hooray...
- by ElmoKajaky August 29, 2007 3:48 PM PDT
- ...for porn!
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