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  1. asffsdf Says:

    That is insane.

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  3. anon Says:

    I was watching this. Then. I lost connection. God. For a second I freaked that the government was not letting me watch this video. Turns out I disconnected my router.

  4. Russell Bright Says:

    wow

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  6. Joe Says:

    that goes completely against what the internet is for, why would the west give them the technology if there just going to abuse it. some countries governments are like spoilt children

  7. Naru Says:

    Oh, isn’t Australia going to be in good company then? Bloody stupid proposed net filter *continues to mumble irritably under breath*

  8. Steve Says:

    And how long before places like Australia and the UK, both considering filtering, head the same way?

    Time to get rid of this government while we still can.

  9. JettingSpike Says:

    Also keep in mind, however, that while these American websites may be aiding the filtering, they stand to lose a great deal of the market share should the choose to deny the Chinese Government the ability to filter results. With the population of China alone, if websites like Google and Microsoft denied governments, they themselves would be filtered, denying them potential profit. Although it may not align with their political beliefs, it is hard to turn down the financial gain of that many people.

  10. JoblessPunk Says:

    wow,
    nice vid

  11. anon Says:

    I am from Germany and its not true that websites about holocaust are blocked only pro nazi websites that are glorifying them but i think it is part of history and should not be forgotten so it would not happen again. There are some videos i cant watch on youtube i was abled to watch before which had nothing to do with pro nazi propaganda at all. Maybe they are blocking stupid contents too. XD

  12. me Says:

    It didn’t say that they blocked holocaust websites. It said that France and Germany block websites that deny the Holocaust.

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  16. Ronald Baro Says:

    You give up the Internet!!! I want the internet intact where it is. It’s progressing along fine. You don’t like it?!! just get out and become another mindless non informational person.

  17. d4ve Says:

    Music too loud. Covers narrator’s voice.

  18. deon Says:

    yea and so? Lets say micro and google did not make the software; their will be other companies that will. Next this is in other countries, not America, meaning this is why we are America. To us the laws of other countries may not be right by our standards but its right by theirs.

  19. Blake Says:

    So, someone is mad at google or microsoft for creating filters? What? If that’s not correct, disregard the rest of this comment.

    Filters are not good or bad, and google or microsoft are not bad for making them. They’re just a product. The same product can be used to reduce spam. Just because a corrupt government uses something in a “bad” way, you can’t hold the makers of the product responsible for this.

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