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What is censorship?

What is government-regulated censorship?

  • What is government-regulated censorship? Are you for or against government-regulated censorship? Thanks for those that answer! xoxo

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    Government censorship is often referred to as prior restraint. That means before anything can be published, broadcast, or disseminated in any way it needs to have been approved by the government. If the government thinks there's too much discussion about Benghazi, then they could simply ban such discussions. If the government doesn't like what people are saying about the economy, it bans people from bad mouthing the economy. Only the things the government likes get approval.

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This means the government has the right to block certain things, words, phrases, etc. from the internet, tv, and radio. They currently only allow censorship of certain parts of TV and radio.

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