Looks like what the Chinese government is censoring is not criticism

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    One of the cons of censorship on criticism, media or whatever is that not only the people but the government is getting increasingly out of touch with reality. :shh: :hiding: :censored:
     
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    Police in Guangdong go to internet cafes to do inspections checking the identification cards of the people using the computers.

    http://www.rfa.org/english/news/china/another-04222016112652.html


    According to the organization Chinese Human Rights Defenders Network, Chen is the latest in a string of five activists to face trial. The defendants have reported abuse of due legal process, including unreasonably prolonged pre-trial detention, and for several of them use of “endangering national security” charges.
     
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