Chinese Internet Surfers Getting Fed Up With The Great Firewall?
from the just-want-to-see-some-photos-on-Flickr dept
For years, in stories about the
"Great Firewall" of China reporters sometimes point out that
many in China don't mind the blocks that much. However, that may be changing. In many of the stories we've seen defending the Great Firewall, the rationale is that it really does "protect" Chinese citizens from seeing harmful material. However, with the recent
blocking of Flickr it appears that some Chinese citizens are finally
speaking out against the blocks, claiming that it's ridiculous to censor the internet so much. Of course, the article only points to a few anecdotal stories, rather than providing any hard data (and out of the billions of people in China, it's no surprise that you can find some who are pissed off). It does include one interesting story of a guy who's actually suing his ISP for the blocks, claiming that it's hurt him financially, since he was trying to sell some software through a site that is blocked in China.
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What About Ethical Firewalls?
I did find out later from nurses in the lunch room that the kid was not in pain -- he was just a big brat having a tantrum. The nursing stations do have webcam-like devices to watch kids, because some of the retarded ones have a habit of pulling out life-support tubes. The burn victim kids go into wash rooms where nurses use sandpaper to scrub off all the skin until the meat is exposed and blood is flying everywhere, to prep it for grafts.
So yes, there is plenty of information that is illegal to put on the web in the USA too -- I'm not going to give more specific information than that.
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Sagan Syndrome Suffered By Billions and Billions
Quiblling aside, I think the Chinese government's approach, with regard to the internet, is to "Nip. it. in. the bud!" as Barney Fife used to say. Block as much as they can while affecting commercial use as little as possible, and maybe The People won't know what they're missing*.
*-I make neither claim nor judgement here.
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dorpus
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Re: What About Ethical Firewalls?
Idiot!
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Re: What About Ethical Firewalls?
So yes, there is plenty of information that is illegal to put on the web in the USA too -- I'm not going to give more specific information than that."
What you describe is "debridement" it has to be done and not just for skin graphs it can aid in healing removing dead damaged and infected skin. The procedure is done under anesthesia.
Pics an Vid on this are available here.
http://images.google.com/images?tab=vi&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLJ%2CGGLJ%3A2006-26%2CGGLJ%3Aen &q=debridement
and here
http://video.google.com/videosearch?tab=iv&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLJ%2CGGLJ%3A2006-26%2CGGLJ%3 Aen&q=debridement
So I guess that is not illegal to have on the Internet here in the USA.
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It would be illegal if I described the patient's names, hospital name, or what their parents look like. Some of them were walking caricatures of certain kinds of people, but no, I will not go into details there.
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Re: What About Ethical Firewalls?
Anyway, it sure did make me hungry. Think I'll go get a chili cheese omelet.
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I do not know what is greatfirewall,but I do know
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