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Against the law (Score:1)
"This is a violation of the law, as search engines are providing access to information that leads to female infanticide," said Sabu Mathew George, an activist campaigning for tighter regulation of information available on the Internet on sex selection.
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/165963/searches_using_sex_or_sexual_are_taboo_on_bing_in_india.html [pcworld.com]
Should they know? (Score:1)
Hey, we can't have Indians knowing about sex!
Wait. How many of them are there again?
Can't have Indians learning about sex (Score:2)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karma_sutra [wikipedia.org]
Lord help them if they are trying to (Score:2)
suppress it.
How about if its determining the sex of a tiger, without getting ripped to shreds.
How about if its determining the sex of chicken embrios (with lights shining through the shell [its true I swear.])
How about if its determining the best way to separate Siamese Fighting fish. (Put two males in the same tank and you soon have one dead fish and one battered survivor.)
I call bullshit on this post.
Specially with Indian sites like this: http://www.savitabhabhi.com/ [savitabhabhi.com]