> Of course! But when China says you're free to discuss the Free Tibet movement in any other country but China, we rightly call it censorship. What makes this a

> Of course! But when China says you're free to discuss the Free Tibet movement in any other country but China, we rightly call it censorship. What makes this any different? If you talk about a Free Tibet in China, you risk having your legs broken and your family put in camps. If you violate Facebook's ToS, you might get banned from their website. Then you can just type literally any other website into your address bar and be on your way.