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Human rights and wrongs online
Mark Rasch, 2006-03-13

A government's position on censorship used to protect its citizenry is dictated by who they are. The well-popularized censorship of Internet content in China by Google and other big players, and criticism of this by the U.S. government, is really just the tip of the iceburg.

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Human rights and wrongs online 2006-03-13
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Human rights and wrongs online 2006-03-29
Chris Cawley
If you had to send the ex-father-in-law $200 USD
to replace the money that he spent on the "magic" beans, then you may have a different take on their situation.
The Chinese had good reasons to outlaw multilevel marketing, etc.
The botton line? 50 years of communism did not resolve 5,000 years of superstition.
You can not make this stuff up.
Presidents Hu & Bush both have similar ideas.
They are attempting to protect the masses.

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