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House Democrat joins Bush administration in supporting a mandate that Net firms store records about consumers' activities.
House Democrat joins Bush administration in supporting a mandate that Net firms store records about consumers' activities.
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the planet at least twice. I'll e-mail stuff to everybody on the
planet at least twice. I also plan to invest all my money in
companies that sell storage drives because there isn't enough
available now for all the stuff going around the web.
Did you notice that this is one bill both parties can agree on. It
seems they hate each others guts unless it involves trampling all
over our civil rights. Who said "Don't Tread on me"? Maybe
somebody should remind both parties its "We the People".
the planet at least twice. I'll e-mail stuff to everybody on the
planet at least twice. I also plan to invest all my money in
companies that sell storage drives because there isn't enough
available now for all the stuff going around the web.
Did you notice that this is one bill both parties can agree on. It
seems they hate each others guts unless it involves trampling all
over our civil rights. Who said "Don't Tread on me"? Maybe
somebody should remind both parties its "We the People".
Are we turning into China?
Civil Liberties/Rights
I have just read several articles in the news that Congress may consider mandatory ISP (Internet Service Provider) snooping reminicent of legislation that Europe has recently enacted. Sorry, but in my opinion, this is going too far. It seems that more and more each day we are loosing one by one our personal freedoms and liberties, heading toward a police state/survellince society similar to what is described in Orwell's 1984. The DoJ are claiming that this is to assist in Child Pornography investigations. My question to them is "How much is enough?" After all, we have the Patriot Act, so what more does the DoJ need? The last time that I checked, I lived in the United States of America, not The People's Republic of China.
Are we turning into China?
Civil Liberties/Rights
I have just read several articles in the news that Congress may consider mandatory ISP (Internet Service Provider) snooping reminicent of legislation that Europe has recently enacted. Sorry, but in my opinion, this is going too far. It seems that more and more each day we are loosing one by one our personal freedoms and liberties, heading toward a police state/survellince society similar to what is described in Orwell's 1984. The DoJ are claiming that this is to assist in Child Pornography investigations. My question to them is "How much is enough?" After all, we have the Patriot Act, so what more does the DoJ need? The last time that I checked, I lived in the United States of America, not The People's Republic of China.
If that is not acceptable to our control-crazed circus of a government, then that proves their intentions are not what they are trying to sell. The government is no different than someone trying to pick someone up at a bar, "They will say anything to get you into bed." If they cared so much about the safety of children, how come there isn't legislation/laws/whatever that would hold the ISP's accountable for making sure no content that exploits children is anywhere on their servers, and they are not hosting content of that nature; or they will be prosecuted.
That would make sense because without hosting services and servers of ISP's, having content on the web would be quite difficult.
With that being said, there is NO reason for ISP snooping! Plus, it is the government that should be looked upon by us citizens - because of their ignorance, greed, and hunger for more power and control that there are innocent children getting killed in the war they started, our own children at home are without health insurance, without adequate treatment, affordable treatment, services, and medications. I think that they are also endangering the lives of children, and unfortunately, children die everyday because services that would save their lives is only available to those who are priveleged.
If that is not acceptable to our control-crazed circus of a government, then that proves their intentions are not what they are trying to sell. The government is no different than someone trying to pick someone up at a bar, "They will say anything to get you into bed." If they cared so much about the safety of children, how come there isn't legislation/laws/whatever that would hold the ISP's accountable for making sure no content that exploits children is anywhere on their servers, and they are not hosting content of that nature; or they will be prosecuted.
That would make sense because without hosting services and servers of ISP's, having content on the web would be quite difficult.
With that being said, there is NO reason for ISP snooping! Plus, it is the government that should be looked upon by us citizens - because of their ignorance, greed, and hunger for more power and control that there are innocent children getting killed in the war they started, our own children at home are without health insurance, without adequate treatment, affordable treatment, services, and medications. I think that they are also endangering the lives of children, and unfortunately, children die everyday because services that would save their lives is only available to those who are priveleged.
If that is not acceptable to our control-crazed circus of a government, then that proves their intentions are not what they are trying to sell. The government is no different than someone trying to pick someone up at a bar, "They will say anything to get you into bed." If they cared so much about the safety of children, how come there isn't legislation/laws/whatever that would hold the ISP's accountable for making sure no content that exploits children is anywhere on their servers, and they are not hosting content of that nature; or they will be prosecuted.
That would make sense because without hosting services and servers of ISP's, having content on the web would be quite difficult.
With that being said, there is NO reason for ISP snooping! Plus, it is the government that should be looked upon by us citizens - because of their ignorance, greed, and hunger for more power and control that there are innocent children getting killed in the war they started, our own children at home are without health insurance, without adequate treatment, affordable treatment, services, and medications. I think that they are also endangering the lives of children, and unfortunately, children die everyday because services that would save their lives is only available to those who are priveleged.
If that is not acceptable to our control-crazed circus of a government, then that proves their intentions are not what they are trying to sell. The government is no different than someone trying to pick someone up at a bar, "They will say anything to get you into bed." If they cared so much about the safety of children, how come there isn't legislation/laws/whatever that would hold the ISP's accountable for making sure no content that exploits children is anywhere on their servers, and they are not hosting content of that nature; or they will be prosecuted.
That would make sense because without hosting services and servers of ISP's, having content on the web would be quite difficult.
With that being said, there is NO reason for ISP snooping! Plus, it is the government that should be looked upon by us citizens - because of their ignorance, greed, and hunger for more power and control that there are innocent children getting killed in the war they started, our own children at home are without health insurance, without adequate treatment, affordable treatment, services, and medications. I think that they are also endangering the lives of children, and unfortunately, children die everyday because services that would save their lives is only available to those who are priveleged.
Never vote for anyone who stands for any type of censorship or domestic spying.
Never vote for anyone who stands for any type of censorship or domestic spying.
Second offence, one year sentence in the chaos of Iraq!
Thereafter, should they get these silly idea's again, we can send them to live the balance of their life in countries like China or North Korea, or any other thought police controlled state in this world of ours!, for I am sure the rulers will open their arms for like minded cretins' !!!!!
Now, that would be truly fitting punishment for those that cannot think before they act , like our current generation of elected politicians!!
Second offence, one year sentence in the chaos of Iraq!
Thereafter, should they get these silly idea's again, we can send them to live the balance of their life in countries like China or North Korea, or any other thought police controlled state in this world of ours!, for I am sure the rulers will open their arms for like minded cretins' !!!!!
Now, that would be truly fitting punishment for those that cannot think before they act , like our current generation of elected politicians!!
I suppose while your at it your should also research Domain Name Services too. You'll find that the process of putting up a website is 2 fold and requires both a "Hosting Provider" as well as "Domain Management Service" to point the www Dot to the server that your web site will be hosted on.
It's much more complicated than you people really understand.
Why don't you make it EASY on EVERYBODY on Capitol Hill as well as "The People" and make ONE BILL the combines Net Neutrality with ISP's, Domain Providers, and Hosting Services.
One Bill that covers all the bases of the Information SuperHighway. Not 5 Bills and 10 amendments combined over 5 years.
You might as well call yourself ICANN and expect to get NOTHING DONE. I can personally atest to you that ALL of the PARTS above are NEEDED as a WHOLE to make the INTERNET work. For this reason you should govern it so and reflect a Bill that covers the WWW as a whole.
~Justin
Tech01.net
I suppose while your at it your should also research Domain Name Services too. You'll find that the process of putting up a website is 2 fold and requires both a "Hosting Provider" as well as "Domain Management Service" to point the www Dot to the server that your web site will be hosted on.
It's much more complicated than you people really understand.
Why don't you make it EASY on EVERYBODY on Capitol Hill as well as "The People" and make ONE BILL the combines Net Neutrality with ISP's, Domain Providers, and Hosting Services.
One Bill that covers all the bases of the Information SuperHighway. Not 5 Bills and 10 amendments combined over 5 years.
You might as well call yourself ICANN and expect to get NOTHING DONE. I can personally atest to you that ALL of the PARTS above are NEEDED as a WHOLE to make the INTERNET work. For this reason you should govern it so and reflect a Bill that covers the WWW as a whole.
~Justin
Tech01.net
- Nazi America
- by crazeebob2000 April 30, 2006 10:17 PM PDT
- I wonder if we will be required to give the nazi salute and shout "Sieg Heil!".
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- If we don't, Sean Hannity will lambaste us on the air
- by casper2004 May 1, 2006 7:26 AM PDT
- No, we're just required to respect any and all Bush's.
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