@lorne13: I think you missed my point. You were replying to my original comment, were you not? This thread is asking if our censorship laws are worse than China's. With all due respect, you're the one who missed the point.

@Kindred: The best way to implement censorship is to convince people that there is no censorship because look over at China's laws! We don't have them, therefore all this crap I see on /r/politics MUST be real! I mean, the site even democratically promotes content, right?

@Kindred: the question related to levels of censorship. I feel that having the media owned by the wealthy who censor them for economic reasons results in higher levels of censorship than any government would be likely to achieve, but either way the original question didn't mention laws, just levels of censorship

TIL facebook is free internet LMAO

@Invisible: its illegalin china ot use it,

Well, it appears as if almost all of mainstream media and even reddit/google/facebook are getting caught lying and trying to control what events people hear about.

yea and you would be put behind bars haha for revoking any political agendas or person

dictatorship

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