03 Jan 09
Originally posted by leestaticNo. But the people who have been working as censors should retrain and be redeployed as providers of information and guidance about the content of films so that individuals are able to self-censor in an informed way.
Do you think the UK public need censorship?
03 Jan 09
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Originally posted by leestaticThat doesn't surprise me, the UK has always had censors, for example recently I noticed that for some reason the bbc news didn't mention the riots in greece (while other news channels did).
I've got a feeling they won't see 2009 out, after giving SS experiment camp a release in 2008 it's just a matter of time..Obviously some other rating system will be put in place but hopefully not a draconian one like the BBFC.
Do you think the UK public need censorship?
03 Jan 09
Originally posted by leestaticYes, obviously. Otherwise you could have things like child porn and snuff films on television.
I've got a feeling they won't see 2009 out, after giving SS experiment camp a release in 2008 it's just a matter of time..Obviously some other rating system will be put in place but hopefully not a draconian one like the BBFC.
Do you think the UK public need censorship?
03 Jan 09
Originally posted by CummingsThis is not a matter of censorship. Both of those are crimes i.e. murder and pedophilia, so if they were to be screened the broadcaster would be party to those crimes.
Yes, obviously. Otherwise you could have things like child porn and snuff films on television.