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At least in China they are open about.

• seppin 8y ago
  That's somehow better?
  • __d 8y ago
    Yes. Doing something bad openly is better than doing it, but trying to hide the fact that you do it, while pretending in public to be innocent or worse, encouraging condemnation of others who do the same thing openly.
    • kkarakk 8y ago
      ? china does pretend all of the evil things they do are for the good of their citizens and to uphold their societal morals
      • seppin 8y ago
        to protect the harmony of the society, yes.
• seanmcdirmid 8y ago
  Many of the laws that govern internet usage in China are considered state secrets, hardly open! The list of websites blocked by the GFW is a state secret, for example. Not only that, but regulations are enforced arbitrarily and often even retroactively. To top it off, the Chinese constitution garauntees freedom of speech, press, religion, but is just an ignored document. In a country where rule by law is more prominent than rule of law, this shouldn’t be weird.