Industrial Censoring and Government Regulating
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Governments all around the world want control of the main industries of society, so where is the future headed considering the high amount of regulating and censoring that is currently being enforced? In order for today’s governments to stay in power they must regulate those industries by making laws. By making the laws, the power transfers from huge industries to strong governments. With the increase in technology, government censoring has also increased, maintaining safety. How do governments know what appropriate censoring is? Countries that have had strong governments (whether it is socialism, communism, or a democracy) had histories of intense industrial regulation and censoring. The concern is that governments end up having too much control. Governments influence how much money is made in industries. Money equals power, so are governments using regulations to their own benefit to produce a profit by asserting control over industries? Another concern is that government regulations and censorships are targeting industries that don’t present problems, while many problematic industries
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