>The Chinese government sees pervasive control of society as a primary political objective and their grip on the domestic internet gives them that. You perfect

>The Chinese government sees pervasive control of society as a primary political objective and their grip on the domestic internet gives them that. You perfectly described the ethos of the US Christian Film industry, which is why, in my perspective, their products are consistently inferior on an Objective basis because they start with a premise first and work backwards. As long as there is a "function" of Something to be achieved, the Something itself ceases to be the achievement. I doubt the Chinese government cares much about this dichotomy, which, to me, is kind of reassuring. Self-sabotage is quite often the most effective avenue to hindering progress.