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"The Internet has profited many people but it also has brought many problems, such as sex, violence and feudal superstitions and other harmful information that has seriously poisoned people's spirits," the MII Web site said in explaining the rules, which were quietly introduced in March.
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interesting how they think that this will improve people's views of the current situations, i'm sure what people are thinking would be the complete opposite of this
"wow, the government is taking away my rights? i must get down on my knees and kiss their feet for doing this, they're really not such bad guys after all".
when you've got a government that wants to take away your rights and then make you think "i've done nothing wrong, i've got nothing to hide", and then the government turns around and says "we've got nothing to hide either, but we're still going to control every piece of media and web page going", it makes you wonder how people can sit back and just allow this kind of thing to happen while they complaint to the teeth about rights violations and such.
since when did opinions come with a price, so much for freedom of speech
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