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You'll find that those types of foreign concerns about freedom of the press in Korea go back a really long way, and are not limited to the current administratio
by spats1990 5y ago
You'll find that those types of foreign concerns about freedom of the press in Korea go back a really long way, and are not limited to the current administration.
>I have no interest in debating someone that thinks SK shouldn't be blocking NK contents, a sorry piece of dystopian communist-authoritarian country SK is still in war with?
Okay, so you do believe in censorship, correct? But only for your political opponents.
- treme 5y agoCensorship vs countries you are in war with is basic self-defense. I don't advocate censorship vs politics I disagree with. I have no idea how you came to that conclusion, given my entire post lol.
- spats1990 5y ago>Censorship vs countries you are in war with is basic self-defense. You think that people in Seoul, eating their 삼겹살, will look at some North Korean site and suddenly decide that what they really want is to go eat grass in the north during the next famine? As I'm sure you're aware, censorship of northern stuff in the ROK isn't just for NK ip addresses, it's for information in libraries. Where's the basic self-defence in denying historians access to primary sources? You do believe in censorship, just for ideas that you disagree with. edit: I recognise your username from the old days on /r/korea now actually... One of the mods on there must have finally had enough. You've been single-issue posting for like four years now, bro. Have a good one.
- treme 5y agoI believe in censorship when there is a war going on. Yes. Shocking, I know. You sound terribly naive about nature of PsyOPs NK runs in SK. They are smarter and more subtle than that. most recently: https://www.bbc.com/korean/news-58112280 https://www.bbc.com/korean/news-58112280 p.s) "So What you are saying is.." lol great tactic.