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WARNING: Senator Ted Stevens Strikes Again! The Internet Tubes Are In Danger!
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Don't remember who Ted Stevens is? Let him teach you about the internet tubes! https://youtube.com/watch?v=1lYiDo0DjSk |
Thank GOODNESS this man's no longer chairman of his committee. Probably the best result of Democrats taking over Congress.........
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that guy is beyond confused.... and funny :1orglaugh |
Will we see any board Republicans post in this thread or will they all conveniently miss this one?
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For every Republican retard there is a democrat retard.. The force is balanced.
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in my opinion if you are in this biz and you say you are a republican then you are suffering from delusions or are simply uninformed of what a republican is.
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Maybe they should try spending all the money they spend on committees, meetings, bills, etc on some TV commercials that say "Parents, where the fuck is your kid right now, and what are they doing?"
No, that's wrong too, because the parents that are not aware of their kids WANT the government to control all the things that may not be appropriate for their kids, because then they don't have to do it. |
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What are your thoughts on this Republican backed bill? |
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if there was an .xxx domain already, Im sure this guy would try to make it mandatory for us :2 cents:
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Hey BoyAlley whats wrong with this bill? Just from browsing your short snippet those rules look like common sense to me. Matter of fact Youtube already does provide a warning page on adult material. Myspace and like sites SHOULD be banned at schools how can you argue otherwise? Also it says teachers can unblock sites, so school administrators could unblock places like Wikipedia from the get go.
This just isnt that much to get worked up about for our business is it? |
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We ALL want to see CP go away, but this provision could effectively do away with ALL nude content on the internet, that isn't properly indexed with 2257 docs. Adults should be allowed (and the Constitution of the United Stated demands they be allowed) to post nude and/or sexual imagery of themselves. Anything that limits or regulates the protected speech of adults shouldn't be something we as an industry support. Protect children yes, stop children from being abused and exploited of course, but limit the free speech of consenting adults engaged in legal activities? No. Quote:
Also, it requires no adult content on the main page of your site, regardless if you have it properly labeled or not. Now, while many of us, myself included, already have warning pages on the homepage of our sites, having the government regulate such makes some people uncomfortable, myself included. Quote:
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I just find it interesting that the US claims to be the "leader of the free world" yet it seems like we have less freedom than those we say we lead.
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You never told me your stance on banning social networks at schools? BTW thanks for a normal decent conversation about this subject. |
God I love my country
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Personally I think there should be web hosting laws not allowing customers under 18 run adult oriented sites. Half of you kids wouldnt even be here fucking this industry up. |
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The sad thing is, that there are laws in almost every state that makes a parent responsible for thier childrens actions, but for some reason, it is a law that is never used. |
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By your piss poor analogy there should be no laws at all, are you some kind of anarchist? Are you mad because you wont be able to surf GFY while you are at your school anymore if this bill passes? |
I keep hearing those ww dot com internets make money but destroy familes and kids.
Any truth to this? |
i partly agree with some of that
Children shouldnt have access to wikipedia, nor an open internet.. Schools should be on closed networks.. some of the wording is way too general though " It also means that sites wouldn’t be allowed to post adult material on their homepages" huh ? no porn on any webpages period ? thats umm strange. I think the guy is just a bit lost but generally has good points.. What he means is kids shouldnt have access to sites that anyone on the internet can instantly establish links to adult material.. all these video sites or blogs or even wikipedia offer the ability for someone to instantly post something offensive.. without offering some sort of screening process kid shouldnt haveaccess to these sites.. i agree |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raven_Riley http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenna_Jameson |
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Social networking is the future and our schools should be embracing it and teaching students how to use it safe and properly. Banning sites like Wikipedia, news sites, informational forums/blogs, e-mail, and everything else that has social interaction. This is just setting kids further back in time and not preparing them for the future. I believe in laws when they actually protect people. This law doesn't do that, it's just a way of censoring the web (which is the biggest threat to our government). Myspace isn't the problem, it's the fact that our country doesn't do shit about child predators. They get let off with probation, are allowed multiple offenses, and given light sentences because they are seeking counseling. Heck, the guy who doesn't have a warning page on his website will go to jail longer than a teacher who fucks a 14 year old student. Fancy that. So I say it's fine for schools to ban Myspace and any other site they don't want kids going to. But that's up to the school, the trained professionals, not some old guy in Alaska who doesn't know what the internet is. This is shit you'd see in China, not the US. |
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After you've banned all the search engines, forums, blogs, e-mail, news sites, social networking sites, what exactly is left? Why bother even having computers connected to the internet? |
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Also I am almost 110% positive Ted Stevens did not personally write this bill. Censoring is the act of denying outright, you can still go home after class and view Myspace buddy relax the government isnt going to censor Myspace at home. They really allow you to surf Myspace and GFY at school anyways? |
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Often when control is taken away from the local population and handed over the cluster fuck in Washington, things tend to get worse, not better......... |
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Being the Libertarian that you are, I'm awfully surprised at your stance of ownership of the schools. The Libertarian stance on education is complete separation between the government and the school so that the schools are open to teach students without ridiculous laws reigning down on them. For being a Libertarian and all, you don't seem to agree with much of what they have to say. |
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What you have not commented on is the fact that this bill could be another step to help LEGITIMIZE our industry and thats what will help us. I think you are being a bit too liberal about your stance on this. REGULATION OF THE ADULT INDUSTRY AND INTERNET IS GOOD FOR OUR BUSINESS. |
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You're about as libertarian as Hitler was christian. |
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