A Notice to VMKers: Why NOT to move to China

[Someybody]

Heres Why (http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/02/23/MNG3FO9PS61.DTL&hw=China+Web&sn=001&sc=1000)

Poor people...

[shadow pirate]

eh, kind of old news. They just bumped up their punishment from fines to imprisonment.

[Shaymojack]

Staying on the internet too long- a mental disorder?
They try to keep them from going crazy by having them map out their entire lives? Scary.

[FunkyMonkey]

Oh...poor peoples...could you imagine talking with a "long distant friend" and someone comes up behind you, "this is for your own good!" and takes you away. >_< Maybe I should go back to playing PS2...:lmao: :lmao:

[StitchfansJr]

I wouldn't like that. The only reason I'm on so much is because my friends don't like hanging out with me. Most girls at my school are probably having fun at a party and here I am on the computer. I made myself loud and clear that if one of my friends is doing something with my other friends that I have to be invited.

[birdman94]

thats why there going to s korea they dont let people read magizens they only have 3 channels and there all of the ruler you have no phones and no computer

[pokemon_master]

:scared1:

I would hate that...

[Dragonlord11_7]

thats why there going to s korea they dont let people read magizens they only have 3 channels and there all of the ruler you have no phones and no computer

I'm sorry, but you've been misinformed. The government censor things, not completely block them. Phones are becoming increasingly popular and computers are extremely important to businesses. Though, this is insane. Grr, why did people ever classify internet as an addiction?

[Nanoer]

Grr, why did people ever classify internet as an addiction?

Because it is.. BUT since this is a free country we are not prosecuted for being addicted to it. Freedom of Assembly, expression, speech and what not.