Reply With QuoteLol. They've got a dossier on everyone here no doubt. California Joe will be the first to be arrested. He's caused substantial emotional distress to scores of people.
You Commit Three Felonies A Day
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...IDDLESixthNewsTechnology moves so quickly we can barely keep up, and our legal system moves so slowly it can't keep up with itself. By design, the law is built up over time by court decisions, statutes and regulations. Sometimes even criminal laws are left vague, to be defined case by case. Technology exacerbates the problem of laws so open and vague that they are hard to abide by, to the point that we have all become potential criminals.
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Sometimes legislators know when they make false distinctions based on technology. An "anti-cyberbullying" proposal is making its way through Congress, prompted by the tragic case of a 13-year-old girl driven to suicide by the mother of a neighbor posing as a teenage boy and posting abusive messages on MySpace. The law would prohibit using the Internet to "coerce, intimidate, harass, or cause substantial emotional distress to a person." Imagine a law that tried to apply this control of speech to letters, editorials or lobbying.
Trolls beware. Da Gubment's comin' for you.
*edit. Nobody noticed I forgot the link? Shame.
Last edited by TehSuig; 02-20-2012 at 08:42 AM.
Lol. They've got a dossier on everyone here no doubt. California Joe will be the first to be arrested. He's caused substantial emotional distress to scores of people.
They'll just MIRV Vermont to make sure.....Originally Posted by Mu-Meson
Cyber bullying is a real problem....
So is the abuse of poorly-written, overly broad laws by the government.
we get our civil rights violated on a daily basis many times over, so i don't make us even
some of use commit more than 3 felonies a day anyway, lol
Meh meh meh meh
Meh meh!
Can anyone else see a future with two internets; "certified" and "anon"?
Thug life 4ever, yo
Keep it real
Google TOR network, I2P, and deep net.
certified internet: A HTML page containing the bible.
Intarwebs: p0rn and MW3
couldn't have said it better.....
BS! Do not want to be bullied - do not open the internet!
I think with kids in school, the internet bleeds over to real world like the school experience. If it could just stay on the internet, your suggestion would be a answer.
Last edited by Hollis; 02-20-2012 at 12:02 PM.
There are so many laws written everyday that I stopped paying attention....
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