China says anti-pornography campaign shut down 60,000 websites

[cross1993]

the governments wasting its time and ours. they know and we know, proxy servers beat all the censors all the time. they also know, that prostitution and **** are here to stay.

but why do they do shows of cracking down on moral crimes? 2 reasons. 1, it makes the police seem more competent. 2, it makes China and Chinese people aware that **** and prostitution, though widespread, are wrong. If people thought it was right, our culture would be nothing more than another Thailand or 1980's Japan.

You are right.
And in addition to these reasons, the Chinese govt has also left a hint for the future:" Now, The Chinese government can not afford to ban Sex industry, But it may can afford to do that, in the future."

 

[rcrmj]

````````who doesnt like beautifull naked women??

 

[Tractor]

````````who doesnt like beautifull naked women??

I don't like naked women showing their xxxxx but beautiful girl in swimsuites.

 

[Mech]

````````who doesnt like beautifull naked women??

I know right! This is so lame....lol. Seriously, whats the point? Would you rather let the guy suffer ? Humanitarian concerns thrown out the window as usual.

 

[Ahmad]

simply by filtering search words and blocking of sites...and put heavy fine on the sellers .....

it wont stop it, no matter what they do. if they shut the websites, what will you do with the DVDs, videos, mobile phones etc? In Iran, they have put alot of efforts to crack down on pornography, but it is still widely available among those who want it. Look at illegal drugs, have they been able to stop its local and international trade in differnt countries?

 

[casual]

 

[Aramsogo]

What's the deal with the Indian **** here yesterday ??
Did they find out who that P???? Guy was??

 

[Tractor]

What's the deal with the Indian **** here yesterday ??
Did they find out who that P???? Guy was??

Ki.. Ta.. Ta..

 

[JayAtl]

all 2 inches in it's glory shoved under a 4 inch birds nest...

 

[gambit]

In Beijing, Even Luxury Billboards Are Censored : NPR

The city's new rules state that ads must not glorify "hedonism, feudal emperors, heavenly imperial nobility" or anything vulgar, according to the Global Times newspaper. They also should not violate "spiritual construction" standards or worship foreign products — leading some to believe the campaign could be targeting foreign luxury goods.

 

[Aramsogo]

all 2 inches in it's glory shoved under a 4 inch birds nest...

No one here cares about your repressed sexuality.

 

[Burnz]

Chinese people account for 40% traffic on my **** Sites. And I checked the traffic fell to 2%. My Websites were also banned.

Chinese Government has stopped my Revenues and satisfaction of Chinese people.

 

[Roybot]

Chinese people account for 40% traffic on my **** Sites. And I checked the traffic fell to 2%. My Websites were also banned.

Chinese Government has stopped my Revenues and satisfaction of Chinese people.

WTF you run **** sites?

 

[below_freezing]

In Beijing, Even Luxury Billboards Are Censored : NPR

The city's new rules state that ads must not glorify "hedonism, feudal emperors, heavenly imperial nobility" or anything vulgar, according to the Global Times newspaper. They also should not violate "spiritual construction" standards or worship foreign products — leading some to believe the campaign could be targeting foreign luxury goods.

And despite this, you face less probability of racist attack and we're far more open than some no name KKK town in Montana or something. Instead of being spoonfed US regime propaganda maybe you could make more effort to actually understand, but perhaps its beyond you and your rabid hatred of Chinese as a race.

No one here cares about your repressed sexuality.

I don't want to talk about Indians and their certain physiological limitations but we all know what the actual statistics are.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

I don't want to talk about Indians and their certain physiological limitations but we all know what the actual statistics are.

LOL, I think everyone has seen that BBC story about condoms in India.