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4. So what does that mean practically?

Tue Sep 18, 2012, 12:04 PM

Sep 2012

Practically speaking, what does that mean? that a group of self appointed people can censor anyone they want?

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Venezuela's Capriles slams Chavez for blocking broadcas [View all] naaman fletcher Sep 2012 OP

Do you need to be "fair" tama Sep 2012 #1

Yes naaman fletcher Sep 2012 #2

I don't believe tama Sep 2012 #3

So what does that mean practically? naaman fletcher Sep 2012 #4

Money out of politics tama Sep 2012 #5

so in the meantime, who gets to ban speech? you? naaman fletcher Sep 2012 #6

Obviously no me. tama Sep 2012 #7

You haven't answered the question naaman fletcher Sep 2012 #8

As I explained above tama Sep 2012 #14

that's not an answer at all naaman fletcher Sep 2012 #17

Oh but there are tama Sep 2012 #18

Chavez uses the "cadenas" like Big Brother in 1984. joshcryer Sep 2012 #9

Are you referring to me? joshcryer Sep 2012 #11

For me it's simple tama Sep 2012 #12

Fair enough. joshcryer Sep 2012 #13

Please tama Sep 2012 #15

Yep. Nope. joshcryer Sep 2012 #16