Actually it reminds me more of the movie "Z" from 1969. It's all about the military dictatorship in Greece. At the end of the movie the narrator says:
Concurrently, the military banned long hair on males; mini-skirts; Sophocles; Tolstoy; Euripedes; smashing glasses after drinking toasts; labor strikes; Aristophanes; Ionesco; Sartre; Albee; Pinter; freedom of the press; sociology; Beckett; Dostoyevsky; modern music; popular music; the new mathematics; and the letter "Z", which in ancient Greek means "He is alive!"Back then we were all appalled that a letter could be banned. Now in 2007, we have a number being banned.
You said — “Back then we were all appalled that a letter could be banned. Now in 2007, we have a number being banned.”
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Never did see that, but, yes, it is appalling... The system is crazy. They should have never passed that DCMA...