Re:The Great Firewall Of China. Explained.
by jackvalentine on Friday April 08, 2011 @09:20AM
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I didn't say someone can't have opinions, but I did say I find their opinions irrelevant. I realise that example was poorly worded, but I think you get the idea. It'd probably be better phrased as "Why do you think we're interested in you telling us what we should/should not do with our wives in our own homes?"
And I say informed opinion beats uninformed opinion no matter where the person is.
Re:The Great Firewall Of China. Explained.
by jackvalentine on Friday April 08, 2011 @09:32AM
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Things get murky though, when we're discussing something so inherently culture & values based like where to draw the line with film classification.
I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic here, but in case you're not: the idea that people are not allowed to have opinions on things that don't directly affect them is startling.
The "variation" you provide is false. Someone holding a reasoned opinion on something is not equivalent to someone issuing rules on what you may or may not do with your wife.