Internet filtering: You can't opt-out (1 Viewer)

[HNAKXR]

guys whats andorra like?

it has the highest life expectancy in the world, im guessing their internet porn runs freely like the wind.

people live longer in tax havens

 

[Captain Hero]

Probably not, but you fuckers screaming "1984" and "China" are going too far, we have no details on how it's going to work and you're acting like it's already happened.

I'd believe the non opt-out shit, and that's just beyond retarded.

EDIT: Whirlpool is a fucking cesspool, though

 

[Riet]

What the FUCK is this? Might as well move to fucking cuba or something.

 

[HalcyonSky]

apparently china's filtering system is pretty easy to bypass, should be the same if this shit is actually ever implemented here

 

[zstar]

This censorship is part of the wider globalist crack down on net neutrality.

There's plans to destroy the internet and create a subscriber based network much like cable tv.

Rudd's a pawn of the NWO.

 

[stazi]

This censorship is part of the wider globalist crack down on net neutrality.

There's plans to destroy the internet and create a subscriber based network much like cable tv.

Rudd's a pawn of the NWO.

you mean a subscriber based network like theyd get providers of internet services to charge you monthly fees to be able to access the interweb.

 

[Captain Hero]

you mean a subscriber based network like theyd get providers of internet services to charge you monthly fees to be able to access the interweb.

Sir, this 'money' for 'services' thing sounds a lot like COMMUNISM.

 

[mattchis]

So anyone knows when/if this is being implemented?

 

[Graustein]

apparently china's filtering system is pretty easy to bypass, should be the same if this shit is actually ever implemented here

That's besides the point.
1.) It's going to cost the government a HUGE amount of money to implement and maintain, during the biggest economic recession in living memory. Money that could be better spent on... pretty much ANYTHING
2.) Who's going to decide what's "inappropriate"? There's no objective rule for what's universally appropriate and what isn't.
3.) It's the same as the video game censorship controversy. It's not the government's job to babysit us, hold our hands and steer us away from the naughty pictures. That is, and always has been, the job of the parents to educate their kids and install their own filters in their homes which are more effective anyway.
4.) No opt-out option is ridiculous. If this goes through we'll have joined the ranks of China, North Korea and others. Is this a Democracy or a totalitarian state?

That they're even attempting this is not only naive and pointless, it's despicable, and I will not stand for it.

 

[ktinn]

Ive written an email to my local member to try and get rid of this crap

if any of you are interested in keeping things the they are id recommend doing it as its probably the best thing to do at this stage. - isnt hard either...

 

[stazi]

Ive written an email to my local member to try and get rid of this crap

if any of you are interested in keeping things the they are id recommend doing it as its probably the best thing to do at this stage. - isnt hard either...

yeah, i hear the local council has a lot to do with federal politics.

 

[Iron]

I assume he means his local federal member. Big deal, stuff it up your jumper

 

[Nebuchanezzar]

Local member can refer to federal government too, you idiotic communist retard. Take your gigantic muzzle back to Russia and re-emigrate to Australia when you learn our system of governance.

 

[Iron]

Nothing gets by us Nebz. You and me, mate - a fearsome duo

 

[Nebuchanezzar]

Iron & Nebz sounds like a good adventure cartoon.

Kind of like Bangers and Mash.

 

[aussie-boy]

yeah, i hear the local council has a lot to do with federal politics.

i know 2 people have already pointed out how dumb you are, but i would like to take it a step further

how can there possibly be a "member" in local government when councils do not run their own parliaments? (since member = MP)

 

[stazi]

i know 2 people have already pointed out how dumb you are, but i would like to take it a step further

how can there possibly be a "member" in local government when councils do not run their own parliaments? (since member = MP)

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Local member can refer to federal government too, you idiotic communist retard. Take your gigantic muzzle back to Russia and re-emigrate to Australia when you learn our system of governance.

why don't you go back to Russia, as you much prefer their communist ways. do you really think the local member would do anything significant? rudd is well aware of the controversy surrounding the topic. it would be far more effective to call a hunger strike.

 

[Garygaz]

I'm gonna have to agree, I don't think the Labor party machine is going to listen to the local level members : /

 

[ktinn]

in that case... have fun having your hunger strike then?

I obviously meant my federal local member as this is a federal issue but seems like some people dont take a common sense approach and instead prefer to tear apart anyone who hasnt spit polished all their posts.

 

[aussie-boy]

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why don't you go back to Russia, as you much prefer their communist ways. do you really think the local member would do anything significant? rudd is well aware of the controversy surrounding the topic. it would be far more effective to call a hunger strike.

ok ok i lose lol
i thought they were called councillors