Crackdown targets internet cafes

[iamaboringperson]

Or,

Why what we might see in the coffee house, may not make it into some cafe's - Internet cafe's, that is. (http://theage.com.au/articles/2004/05/06/1083635279446.html)

[whabang]

In one way, it's a good thing.
The chineese govt. shows fear. Anything that can be afraid can be defeated.
The more they prohibit, the more the chineese people will be interested in breaking the laws.

[MAD]

Hoya!

True.
Chinese people, rebel and oust that dinosaur government!
Communism is NOT a solution!

/me sends millions of Chinese hardcore n0rp, Turkish-style! ;-D (private joke)

Be funky

M A D

[mikeymike]

Communism is NOT a solution!
IMO because it's totally incompatible with capitalism, but that's the only reason. I think it would succeed if it were implemented on a worldwide scale. But then capitalist aliens from outer space would come along and ruin it all :-)

[Speelgoedmannetje]

whabang wrote:
In one way, it's a good thing.
The chineese govt. shows fear. Anything that can be afraid can be defeated.
The more they prohibit, the more the chineese people will be interested in breaking the laws.I do not want to know what happens if the chinese state collapse today. We saw what it caused in eastern Europe...

[mikeymike]

I thought for a moment you were suggesting China is in eastern Europe :-)

[MAD]

Hoya!

Well, it is SO big you know... ;-)

Be funky

M A D