I think what he is trying to say (though it might be worded a little wrong) is that by enforcing copyright a country is enforcing what is generally considered an attempt to maintain a fair balance (note: no comment on whether this is successful or not) on content distribution to stimulate positive net gain.<p>Compared to a government enforcing what is generally considered censorship and a negative net gain.<p>(if the vast percentage of the world agreed censorship of the type China exhibits was right, then, well, yes it would be "right" - but that is much more of a philosophical question)