Are Britain's censorship laws too strict?

I do not think censorship laws in britain are too strict, i dont think they are strict enough. What gives people the right to know every aspect of someones life? Celebrities dont get the privacy they deserve and what right have we to know every tiny detail about them? Whether its splashed in the papers or displayed on the net it is still unfair. I do not think it is right as i feel everyone is entitled to their privacy. In my opinion, the only things the press should be allowed to report about are the important things such as the government and the economy. However i dont think censorship should be too strict because then it may be used as propaganda in favour of the ...  Read the complete review

there is no too strict or not too strict. the fact that there is a standard or a wrong or a right is a matter of opinion . why i say this is because most governments are "democratic". SO. it does not matter what some expert or his nemesis thinks. all that matters is what a society chooses to impose upon themselves. the choice , which usually stems from the societies beliefs. whether the beliefs be relegious or scientific. i think more public opinions polls or referendums on such matters are neccessary. not on every little issue. but instead on the general feeling around certain levels of censorship. i`m a firm believer in that if a society calls themselves a ...  Read the complete review

In my personal opinion, some of the censorship in Britain has gone to the pot in Britain. On some occasions we are getting to see more and more on the television where they are relaxing some of the censorship rules, even now down to allowing some of the cartoons from this modern age to have outrageous blood and graphic scenes which in my opinion, although animated are not suitable for young children. Then we have the most famous situation of censorship yet. Tom and Jerry. How many times the weird yet whack Mary Whitehouse has has tried so many times to ban this cartoon for its violence, and yet failed badly. Yet now the censorship board have taken ...  Read the complete review

There are scientific studies to show the harm pornography has and the addiction problems it can lead to. Pornography leads to empty dead interactions. Loving relationships are fulfilling and sex within this context is what is satisfying. Using pornography actually destroys this ability to connect with your partner, creates a dependancy for other things outside the relationship, which creates a gulf between you and your partner (even if you try to include this as a third aspect to being a couple) because of how have polluted your mind does not involve you partner but acts as your substitute, which in the end will break up your relationship because what you have seen will ...  Read the complete review

OK, obviously a subject that a lot of people have a view on I would have thought. But here is my two pence worth. Firstly, when looking at Censorship laws you should consider why we have them, namely to try and keep a certain moral code in place in this country. When looking at this country we see moral standards slipping all the time, so why should we consider reducing standards further still. I am sure that there has to be a link between what we allow children to see on TV and their behaviour at school, in the home and everywhere else. After all we have one of the highest teenage pregnancy rates in the world, we have violence in our ...  Read the complete review