Trolling is now officialy illeagal!

POSTED BY: Storymark
UPDATED: Friday, January 13, 2006 01:31
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JERRYT

Tuesday, January 10, 2006 3:30 PM

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Originally posted by Andre83:
To the guy 2 post above me. Are you on crack? The internet aint american no matter where the central hyper big time servers are located. They have to be located somewhere. There are servers all around the globe. Some in the us, most elsewhere.

Typical american to say something like that

Jayne: All those years of preacher training, getting knocked out by one bounty hunter
Book: Oh, dont get me wrong. I gave him a hell of a fight
Jayne: Epic i'm guessing

It has to be American. Al Gore invented it after all.

JerryT
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"I'll be in my bunk"

CANAAN13

Tuesday, January 10, 2006 5:25 PM

Like my Mother always said, "Never take responsibility for someone elses supidity". Trolls are idiots and should be ignored. Let them say stupid things, it just proves they are idiots.
What's really got me freaked out is that Thanatus you "feel a company has the right to prohibit activities by its employees". It frightens me that you actually think that. While employees are at work, sure, no blogging, email checking, porn surfing, beating kittens with bricks ( I love kittens, so no smarmy remarks about that one people.) ,etc. But off the clock, people should be able to do as they please. As long as they aren't giving up proprietory company secrets, who cares what's in their blog. Company's do not own their employees and they shouldn't be allowed free reign over our speech and actions. That's too Orwellian for me. Better yet, it's very WE (Yevgeny Zamyatin c.1924) where everyone lives, breathes and functions for the benefit of the Great One State. Ok, now that I've ranted WAY OFF topic... Trolls should be ignored... :)

There is no beauty without some strangeness to the proportion. - Unknown

SPINLAND

Tuesday, January 10, 2006 5:35 PM

This is so impossible to enforce. It's like the ridiculous case in Polk county, Florida, where the sherrif claims that if anyone posts "obscenity" (as he defines it) on the Internet where Polk county people can access it, he has jurisdiction. The Internet is a global environment and no nation can ever hope to claim jurisdiction over it. It's especially ludicrous this comes from an American source, when America's supposed commitment to free speech--even offensive speech--would seem to make it the last source for this kind of silliness.

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CHRISTHECYNIC

Friday, January 13, 2006 1:31 AM

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Originally posted by citizen:
no matter how much Bush and the rest of the country thinks they should.

Hey! Who says the rest of us agree with that idea?

CHRISTHECYNIC

Friday, January 13, 2006 1:31 AM

Ok, something is wrong here, but it's on my end so no one else needs to be concerned.

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