Censorship on the internet or Do I live in commie China?

[TheoK]

"Present our apologies that your country or ip address has no opportunities to contact with our services.
The access to it is forbidden. Please, try later"

PharmaMedcis

Though I can reach it from an American IP without problems.

[Peter]

I can reach it from the UK.  Maybe the site blocked your country because it's illegal for them to ship there and they don't want the hassle of disappointed or confused customers.

[TheoK]

It's illegal to ship here, yes. Could it be that my country is c-o-w-a-r-d-l-y by any chance?

[TheoK]

Drugs make people feel good. Ergo the oppressors don't want people to get them. If I use drugs that I pay for in my own home, it's my fucking business.

[Parts]

Canget it here but they don't have anything really good

Drugs make people feel good. Ergo the oppressors don't want people to get them. If I use drugs that I pay for in my own home, it's my fucking business.

I fully agree with on this one

[TheoK]

I wouldn't pay those prices on that site, though it's not about that but about the principles. Internet censorship doesn't belong in a democracy.

[Parts]

I wouldn't pay those prices on that site, though it's not about that but about the principles. Internet censorship doesn't belong in a democracy.

I have no idea who much stuff costs e just pay a copay on our insurance on the RXs their prices did seem high

[TheoK]

Wouldn't work here, though I can get much of the stuff legal here. I just don't accept that they censor the internet like that and for the sole purpose that people shouldn't get some mild opioids and benso.

[TheoK]

According to their FAQ they ship to my country but I'm not allowed to watch the site from an IP in my country.

[Christopher McCandless]

Its pretty pathetic of them, and I agree drugs should be legalised, if only to stop the crime that goes with them. Though what our government is planning on doing with the internet is more draconian...

[Parts]

Its pretty pathetic of them, and I agree drugs should be legalised, if only to stop the crime that goes with them. Though what our government is planning on doing with the internet is more draconian...

What do they want to do?

[TheoK]

Its pretty pathetic of them, and I agree drugs should be legalised, if only to stop the crime that goes with them. Though what our government is planning on doing with the internet is more draconian...

What do they want to do?

Probably the same as in Sweden: bug all citizens' internet traffic arbitrarily.

[IlluSionS667]

From Holland I do not have access. From Belgium I do.

Probably it's self-censorship based on the regulations of the country in question. I personally bother a lot more about the attempts of certain Western-European governments to ban the sale of certain products at websites like E-bay, to exclude certain websites from Google searches and/or to force ISPs to take certain websites down because of politically sensitive content. Those are truely comparable with the censorship of the Chinese government. It's so hypocritical and pathetic of "human rights" organisations to whine about China and ignore very simpilar forms of state censorship in Western-European "democracies".

[odeon]

According to their FAQ they ship to my country but I'm not allowed to watch the site from an IP in my country.

But it's them doing the blocking, not your ISP, right?

[odeon]

From Holland I do not have access. From Belgium I do.

Probably it's self-censorship based on the regulations of the country in question. I personally bother a lot more about the attempts of certain Western-European governments to ban the sale of certain products at websites like E-bay, to exclude certain websites from Google searches and/or to force ISPs to take certain websites down because of politically sensitive content. Those are truely comparable with the censorship of the Chinese government. It's so hypocritical and pathetic of "human rights" organisations to whine about China and ignore very simpilar forms of state censorship in Western-European "democracies".

But this is not Swedish or European censorship, it's the company/organisation/whatever that is doing it, based on a simple IP lookup.