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Hundreds of arrests are being made of subjects using (and abusing) the Twitter. I believe that figure ought to be in the thousands! Don't you? Make any speech that is remotely offensive a felony, or at the very least a simple offence! That will help our society become even stronger than it is now, and also help the children learn about life in the 18th Century.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/9639033/Police-inundated-by-thousands-of-online-disputes.html
Or, looking at it from another angle, we could examine these utterly asinine laws, and decriminalise speech like the rest of the English speaking world did a century ago (US, Aus, Can etc).
How many tweeters were arrested in HK (part of the PRC) last year? I would guess very few.