The Online Streaming Act, also known as Bill C-11 and porn (Canada)
 

Porn sites want exemption from C-11 regulation on grounds they don’t express Canadian cultural identity

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/poli...nds-they-dont/



Porn sites have asked not to be regulated under the federal government’s Online Streaming Act, arguing that they don’t advance the legislation’s aim to enrich and strengthen the cultural fabric of Canada.

In a formal submission to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, MindGeek, which owns a portfolio of explicit adult sites including Pornhub, Brazzers and YouPorn, says the sites should be granted the same exemption as video games.

The company recommends the CRTC not expend resources defining and regulating “uniquely Canadian” explicit adult content.

The Online Streaming Act, also known as Bill C-11, will make streaming platforms, such as Netflix and Spotify, promote Canadian cultural content, making it easier for users to find. It also requires the platforms to contribute financially to content creation.

So these streaming platforms by law have to promote "Canadian cultural content"?

What the fuck is that? Leftwing Canadian propaganda that says "Whiteman bad" and men can menstruate?

I see leftwing authoritarianism is stronger than ever in Canada.

Bill C-11
 

Well this is how Trudeau presenting this but this tool can make so much more.... Already in Action BTW

- Silence opponent
- Silence independent news outlet
- Silence political party
- Silence anyone that disagree with the China/ Trudeau party

Welcome to Communist Chinada......... Coming to a country near you....

All this in the disguise of IT'S FOR PROTECTING CANADIAN and for their safety.

You know the old saying, when your government tells you its for your own safety...... Get the hint and RUN :1orglaugh


You can watch what ever online TRUDEAU decide....... Bill C11 = Trudeau Algorithm control

They had a law a bit like this in the UK up to about the 1960's where cinemas had to show so many British films, to encourage British film firms.

It is debatable how successful it was as the claim is a lot of cheap films were made to fill the quota, plus it also included the countries we own or whatever such as the commonwealth.

I believe in France all books written must have a French translation.

That is the problem when you live in a country that attempts to please everyone

That actually makes sense when your country is a beautiful homogeneous country like you were before. And if they did that today, you'd be forced to listen to Sadiq Khan tell you you're all racist for not enacting sharia law.