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I suspect that the culture there has different norms regarding police censorship and control. Australians see no problem with invasive police searches of cars
by linkregister 8y ago
I suspect that the culture there has different norms regarding police censorship and control.
Australians see no problem with invasive police searches of cars and breathalyzers being administered without probable cause. Americans see no problem with a murder suspect's photo and name being broadcast on television, while the same act would horrify Dutch people.
Different cultures are different.
- int_19h 8y agoIt's not about acceptance of censorship. Even cultures that don't necessarily see it negatively (I'm from one myself) still exhibit this mode of thinking - i.e. yes, some things need to be censored, but when something that you believe in is being censored, that just proves that it's true (and important).