Thread: Should Governments Decide On What We View?
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Old 26-02-2008, 00:23   #13
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Re: Should Governments Decide On What We View?
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@ incognitas > and is that not what Pakistan have done? have they not protected their faith by blocking a site which they feel mocks their religious views? is this move however, fair to the people of Pakistan? what if they wish to view the content on youtube, or other sites in order to broaden their knowledge of the world and other religions? or do you think the move was taken to hide some of the truth about other cultures so they the government may spew propaganda to the masses about how the western world are heretics and ill of faith...?
You seem to be assuming that Pakistan is a democracy.It hasn't been one for some time and it still has a long way to go despite the recent election results.
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