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Originally Posted by k0nr4d
ahh wait ok i see it. They want to block internet gambling sites so people can't lie about their income, pedophile sites, etc.
It's not like australia. They aren't trying to block porn altogether. Shit, i can go to a gas station 500m away and buy porn dvds
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Right, same going on here, but only an idiot would think that this will "end" cp ... most big cases against cp are bases on p2p or other data trades.
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Originally Posted by k0nr4d
More it less, that says that Poland is not alone and other countries in the EU are planning on blocking sites offering illegal downloads, known pedophile sites and those supporting terrorism.
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Could be a plus for us if sites like rapidshare, etc. would be blocked. I'm personally no friend of censorship of any kind, but business-wise this could be "good" ... known cp/terrorist/etc sites ... ok, as i already said, it won't make a big difference, but they can try ...
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Originally Posted by Dirty Dane
If a website is illegal, why aren't the domain/IP shut down instead. It can't be THAT difficult??
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Well, in fact it is, try shutting down a server in xy (insert any 3. world country here) ... good luck
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Originally Posted by Big John
You really believe that? The US has less true 'freedom of speech' than almost any central/western EU country. True freedom in the US is a myth the gullible and unitenlligent believe sadly.
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What he said ... freedom of speech in the US is an illusion ...
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Originally Posted by Dirty Dane
Mention 1 country where CP is legal.
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It's not about beeing legal. But in many countries there are so many problems it takes years to make a move against cp hosters - just because they've to solve the 1000 murder cases per day first ...