#31
Not everyone thinks communism is bad, and it does have its advantages.
Name one.
I mean look at it- it only works in theory, never in practical application. 100 consistant years of repeated failure and around a hundred million left dead in its wake proves that.
As far as the whole free speech thing, the internet is not governed by an specific international law, nor is is subject to the law of any one specific country- only by local/national ones, if even that. American free speech is protected by the American Constitution, but while in a Swiss site like this one, that holds no ground. After all, what is illegal in one country may be perfectly legal in another. Some international internet law exists mutually between nations, but that mainly pertains to intellectual property (copywrites in regards to pirated/warez material), or others relating to internaional security (i.e. terrorism and the spreading of dangerous intellectual material). But even then the perpatrator is only subjected to the laws of his/her resident country, whether how loose or strict they may be. As far as mouthing off in a simple message forum like this, it can be governed however its moderators please. We could be like the New York Times and censor out anything that we remotely disagreed with if we wanted to. But that is not how we are- just dont be nieve and think that an Amercian domestic law such as the First Ammendment will protect your actions here on an international message board. That goes for everyone- Americans, French, Danish, Polish- everyone.
This topic has seriously gone astray. Locked.
-VGsatomi