If it is not sheer stupidity to continue enforcing bans on these films when they are viewable at a click of a mouse, I don’t know what is.
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Another symbolic statement?
MDA restricts access to 100 ‘mass-impact objectionable websites as a symbolic statement of our core societal values’, Mr Hoong said in an e-mail reply to The Straits Times.
To keep the list at 100, two other websites would have had to be taken off the list. Mr Hoong did not say which two sites were de-listed. The MDA has never revealed the sites on its list.
http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Story/STIStory_240112.html
It is still a law that can bite.