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Old 08-04-2005, 10:10 PM   #1
T_Terror
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That burnout thread got me thinking.

There seems to be far too much censorship lately, not just in FF.au

While its annoying and ridiculous i can see how it would be neccesary on FF.au

What im interested in is, has anyone actually ever been contacted or reprimanded for for hosting "politically incorrect" content on their website?

If its a real problem, whats to stop you running your website through an offshore webhost? Somehow i doubt anyone is gonna send an international taskforce to deal with uploaded images of street drags and burnouts.

At the end of the day, as much as some people try to take the higher ground and shake their fingers, we all enjoy watching them!
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