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Censorship
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'The Role Of Censorship is to Protect Society Whilst not Interfering with Human Liberty.' How True Do You Think This Is And How Can This Balance Be Kept? I believe that this is a very accurate description of censorship. However, it is very tricky to prevent someone from viewing something that is not allowed for them, but is still there. E.g. a 14 year old boy, watching a cert. 18 movie. In our modern day society, things such as movies, books, TV etc. have become less and less censored. 10 or so years ago, a film called 'Pale Rider' was release. It features Clint Eastwood, and he shot some men. There was hardly any blood, and there was hardly and death. This was rated an 18. A few weeks ago, a film was released called '40 Days of Night.' This was an all out vampire gore film. There was...
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