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To a certain extent, I would have to agree that the Chinese government is doing a good thing in trying to crackdown on on-line pornography. I know a lot of people here in the US would agree that this is a positive thing for all of China's youth, but deep down they are thinking "where is their freedom of speech?" Well, as good as freedom of speech may be, it does have some downsides in today's society. I really can't imagine that our forefathers were thinking about pornography when they wrote the Constitution. With that said, the Chinese government is just trying to protect its people. It shouldn't be viewed as the government taking over their lives and controlling their every move.
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#1 - Fri Apr 13, 2007 10:09 AM EDT{"commentId":642723,"authorDomain":"EEEEEMAN"}
In a show and tell kind of way doesn't some porn, I guess light porn appear in the many "anatomical medical journals of who, why and how". Not advocating child use of the pornagraphic industries many websites but surely there is a better way to navigate the use of such sites away from children, or is this the same as finding grandpa's girly magazine unexpectedly?
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