SychoSly
Love To Hate You
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join:2004-01-22
Park Ridge, IL
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| What's the point...
China is trying to regulate everything so much, that it is almost pointless to even go on the internet there. Everything is either censored or illegal.
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Transmaster
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join:2001-06-20
Cheyenne, WY
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| said by SychoSly  :China is trying to regulate everything so much, that it is almost pointless to even go on the internet there. Everything is either censored or illegal. That might be true but at least they mean business when it comes to spam. 
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guitarzan
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join:2004-05-04
Skytop, PA | reply to SychoSly
Once upon a time, in the not to distant future,That will be coming to an ISP near you. |
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CHICAD
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join:2006-03-11
Oak Park, IL | reply to SychoSly
Eventually, all these regulations will backfire on China as it did the Soviet Union.If this happens, there will be no stability in the world we live. |
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packetscan
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What do you expect from china.
When it comes to citizens freedoms, they have none.
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odreian615
join:2006-01-18
Chicago, IL | Can you watch porn online
in China |
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jgkolt
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Lakewood, OH
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Just think about all the illegals out there right now in china with this law. i thought everyone was suppsoed to equal in china, not everyone illegal |
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supertbone
join:2002-04-04
Pleasant Grove, UT | reply to SychoSly
Re: What's the point...
If you think about it, this is a good thing for the rest of us. It should cut down on some of the spam we get that originates in China. |
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nixen
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said by CHICAD :Eventually, all these regulations will backfire on China as it did the Soviet Union.If this happens, there will be no stability in the world we live. Soviet Union didn't have a functional economy to keep them afloat. If they had a better economy, they'd still be doing the "bad old days" things even today.
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guitarzan
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| What little functional economy they had went up in smoke,while trying to keep up to President Reagan's military spending.Ronald gave them a con job on the Space Defense Initiative or SDI. 
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hobbesk
join:2002-03-24
Seattle, WA | reply to SychoSly
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I for one welcome the measure. At least it'll cut down on the spam. |
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Roop
join:2003-11-15
Ottawa, ON
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Re: Communism
said by packetscan :What do you expect from china. When it comes to citizens freedoms, they have none. i don't like the way the citizens there are treated.
i entirely dislike the fact that human beings can run the lives of other human beings so entirley.
atleased here in the americas we have the illusion of freedom. |
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bokamba
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Falls Church, VA | The hidden side to this
Yeah, sure it'll make spamming harder, but it'll also make it easier to shut down email communications that the government doesn't approve of, i.e., religious or anti-Communist Party communications. |
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TKJunkMail
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| said by bokamba :Yeah, sure it'll make spamming harder, but it'll also make it easier to shut down email communications that the government doesn't approve of, i.e., religious or anti-Communist Party communications. Well, we already know that Google won't have any problem complying. They already showed their hand where China and privacy is concerned.
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firephoto
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| Yeah they looked at the law and are following it in China, maybe they should just stay stateside and stuff wads of cash into politicians pockets since that's such a proper thing to be doing to protect our freedom you enjoy so much.
China has laws, people have to follow them. The USA has laws, people have to follow them. Russia has laws, people have to follow them. If you don't like that concept buy an island offshore somewhere and make your own laws.
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firephoto
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Re: Communism
Really the biggest difference between their country and the U.S. is that we can bitch about everything we don't like in public. We both have our fair share of biased laws and gov't supported business.
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older dog
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join:2005-06-09
Norwich, NY | reply to guitarzan
Re: What's the point...
Gorbachev being willing to give up power, to give his people a better future, might have had a bit to do with it.
If he had chosen to keep a iron fist he could still be in power |
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ssj4android
Redefining Reality
join:2002-04-14
Wyoming, MI | reply to bokamba
Re: The hidden side to this
Hidden? I think it's glaringly obvious. |
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Iridium
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Los Angeles, CA | The difference between
this law and other Chinese laws is that this isn't aimed at censorship, its aimed at stopping spam.
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grandpinaple
join:2006-01-03
New York, NY
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Re: The hidden side to this
In Soviet Russia law follows you. At least in China corporations have to follow the law. In the U.S. it is a little bit of a different story. |
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