Re:Austrialia censors 90% of web censorship plan to avoid "u...
by catch23 on Friday July 23, 2010 @10:06PM
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... or China! Google will have to create an offshore website in New Zealand for uncensored search results.
Re:Austrialia censors 90% of web censorship plan to avoid "u...
by tkahn6 on Friday July 23, 2010 @11:08PM
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I think you will understand how offensive and unnecessary your first statement is after looking at this photo: http://www.hollow-hill.com/sabina/images/auschwitz-corpses.j...
Re:Austrialia censors 90% of web censorship plan to avoid "u...
by lkjhgbvbhnjmk on Friday July 23, 2010 @11:16PM
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Yes Australians had the decency to slowly wipe out the indigenous people out of sight over a century rather than being all teutonic and efficient about it.
Re:Austrialia censors 90% of web censorship plan to avoid "u...
by phob on Saturday July 24, 2010 @09:56PM
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Yes, Americans had the decency to slowly wipe out the indigenous people...
Re:Austrialia censors 90% of web censorship plan to avoid "u...
by jlcgull on Friday July 23, 2010 @11:22PM
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What a troll you are! Oh! Yes! You are!
Re:Austrialia censors 90% of web censorship plan to avoid "u...
by jlcgull on Friday July 23, 2010 @11:16PM
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I think you will understand how analogy works by watching this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-fI3KEgy6c
edited to add: Beware, for history repeats itself. Just because heinous crimes were documented in the past is no guarantee that they will not be repeated by spineless authoritarians.
Re:Austrialia censors 90% of web censorship plan to avoid "u...
by tkahn6 on Friday July 23, 2010 @11:26PM
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Ah, I seem to have given you more credit than you deserve. I watched the video but it's not related to any part of this discussion.
Just because an analogy has been made does not make it a good one.
Yeah, that statement may sound over-hyped today, but come talk to me a year after that thing gets signed into law.
Aussies have gone soft, in the balls (they were already soft in the head -- which was the only good thing keeping democracy alive in Australia until now).
edit: an attempt at preventing godwin's law invocation and a visit from the anti-defamation league. ;-)