Comment Comment by mthoms Except that(1) The Danes who wrote those laws were elected by the citizens in a fair and open democracy.(2) The enforcement (presumably) falls on their judicial system. One that is transparent, progressive and highly respected around the world.(3) That Denmark has one of the lowest rates of corruption in the world.(4) That Danes are free to pursue information elsewhere (as in the entire internet) if they don't like whats available locally.But besides those things, you're right. It's just like the situation in Saudi Arabia, China and Russia. /s parent mthoms 7 years ago
(1) The Danes who wrote those laws were elected by the citizens in a fair and open democracy.
(2) The enforcement (presumably) falls on their judicial system. One that is transparent, progressive and highly respected around the world.
(3) That Denmark has one of the lowest rates of corruption in the world.
(4) That Danes are free to pursue information elsewhere (as in the entire internet) if they don't like whats available locally.
But besides those things, you're right. It's just like the situation in Saudi Arabia, China and Russia. /s