You didn't use the word "evil", I wasn't quoting you. I'm not sure if you can call it pre-programming... I'm not sure how you deduce the rest of what you've said from simply echoing what is often said in non-Western Countries. I don't hold it against you though, a lot of people are the same regardless of where they are from.
> You guys have elaborate rules governing contact and treatment of indigenous people from the amazon to the serengeti.
The difference is, to the tribes - technology isn't beneficial and to Pakistan, it is. The tribes are so far removed from the world that it would take multiple generations to bring them up to speed. Pakistan wants to be more connected to the world but doesn't want to listen to what the world has to say. That's the difference.
> But for some strange reason you guys are totally incapable of understanding putting people in under developed/mostly illiterate societies in contact with the massive ever increasing noise that is the "free internet" is damaging in the same way as non regulated contact with indigenous people.
Pakistan is not underdeveloped - it's at the perfect time for growth, just like India currently is. Lying to the people (which is what you're suggesting) - you think will really help progress people's thinking on the world stage? Or do you think it will reinforce a culture that already hates difference? We're talking about a Country where in the villages, they kill people for "black magic", believe in ghosts and beat their women. I think they've had enough unchallenged thinking.
> thank god for the "non free regulated Chinese internet" cause there is a counter point to the western way of thinking about an unregulated "free" internet which is really irresponsible
Oh yes, I often forget that the Chinese Communist Party actually makes rules to better the world and not just it's own agenda.
By the way, for all that blocking in China - the Chinese are considered highly racist and rude by other Asian cultures, let alone the rest of the world.
> You guys have elaborate rules governing contact and treatment of indigenous people from the amazon to the serengeti.
The difference is, to the tribes - technology isn't beneficial and to Pakistan, it is. The tribes are so far removed from the world that it would take multiple generations to bring them up to speed. Pakistan wants to be more connected to the world but doesn't want to listen to what the world has to say. That's the difference.
> But for some strange reason you guys are totally incapable of understanding putting people in under developed/mostly illiterate societies in contact with the massive ever increasing noise that is the "free internet" is damaging in the same way as non regulated contact with indigenous people.
Pakistan is not underdeveloped - it's at the perfect time for growth, just like India currently is. Lying to the people (which is what you're suggesting) - you think will really help progress people's thinking on the world stage? Or do you think it will reinforce a culture that already hates difference? We're talking about a Country where in the villages, they kill people for "black magic", believe in ghosts and beat their women. I think they've had enough unchallenged thinking.
> thank god for the "non free regulated Chinese internet" cause there is a counter point to the western way of thinking about an unregulated "free" internet which is really irresponsible
Oh yes, I often forget that the Chinese Communist Party actually makes rules to better the world and not just it's own agenda.
By the way, for all that blocking in China - the Chinese are considered highly racist and rude by other Asian cultures, let alone the rest of the world.