[GoNative]

Steven generally the sites that have 'this can't be viewed in your country' thing is not really about censorship but proprietry rights.
I have no problem with governments taking action to limit illegal activities on the internet, expecially things like child pornography. As long as any laws allowing censorship are purely restricted to illegal activities and not blatant political censorship (like what happens in China) then I have no real problems with it. The devil though would be in the detail of any such laws and whether they could be open to misuse by governments.