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Bush wants to send pornographers to prison for 5 years
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"Web site operators posting sexually explicit information must place official government warning labels on their pages or be imprisoned for up to 5 years, the Bush administration proposed Thursday. A mandatory rating system will "prevent people from inadvertently stumbling across pornographic images on the Internet," Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said at an event in Alexandria, Va. The Bush administration's proposal would require commercial Web sites to place "marks and notices" to be devised by the Federal Trade Commission on each sexually explicit page. The definition of sexually explicit broadly covers depictions of everything from sexual intercourse and masturbation to "sadistic abuse" and close-ups of fully clothed genital regions. " Also "During his speech, Gonzales also warned that Internet service providers must begin to retain records of their customers' activities to aid in future criminal prosecutions and indicated that legislation might be necessary there as well. " |
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I do however have a BIG problem with ISP's monitoring people's online activities. |
Bush truly wants to rule the world, I don't like him one bit
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It would be much better to have one label mandated and then we could all stay on the right side of the law. :2 cents: |
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If they want to find you they will, if they want to prosecute you for obscenity they will. Do you think that the absence of a label or a registry or an adult only TLD is keeping you hidden? :1orglaugh On the other hand if there is a uniform labeling system AND you happen to be in front of a jury the fact that you used the label will go a long way towards keeping you from looking like a predator. :2 cents: |
Are they planning on blocking sites that don't originate in the states? Otherwise the labeling system isn't going to protect anywhere nearly as widely as they would think.
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Better get a condo quick they're going fast.
http://www.worldweb.com/Uploads/Phot...9828-file2.jpg My place is in the middle :) |
I wonder if they will make the label 1200x5000 pixels or something. :1orglaugh
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Gonzales : "Um Netherlands, yes we would like you to arrest the Hun and extradite him to the US" Netherlands: "Why?" Gonzales: "He didn't put a label on his porn site" Netherlands: "So" Gonzales: "It's against US law to not have your porn site labeled" Netherlands: "He is not a US citizen and he doesn't live in the US. He doesn't have to obey your laws" Gonzales: "We we think he does. So are you going to arrest him and hand him over?" Netherlands "No." click....dial tone..... |
12clicks rocks :1orglaugh
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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh Gator, what is your problem with labeling sites now? You think we shouldn't do this? |
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I'm sure Hitler had some good ideas too, but would you be for any of them? |
Definitely the main problem is ISPs monitoring surfers actions/transactions. I guess they could have spied on ppl all along but several governments are now advocating (and even trialling) ISP surfer tracking schemes. Seems like a massive violation people's right to privacy. Trouble is, I don't think anyone care about privacy anymore :(
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does that mean all the victoria`s secret posters needs these labels aswell?
fully cloathed genital regions.. thats like saying everyone should wear warning stickers.. warning. i am human, i have genitals. |
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Why didn't you copy and paste the entire article. It looks like this started with Clinton. """" An idea once proposed by Democrats The Bush administration's embrace of a rating system backed by criminal penalties is uncannily reminiscent of where the Clinton administration and a Democratic member of Congress were a decade ago. In the mid-1990s, the then-nascent Internet industry began backing the Platform for Internet Content Selection, or PICS. The idea was simple: let Web sites self-rate, or let a third-party service offer ratings, and permit parents to set their browsers to never show certain types of content. Netscape and Microsoft soon agreed to support it in their browsers. At a White House summit in July 1997 hosted by President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore, the head of the Lycos search engine proposed that only rated pages would be indexed. (Bob Davis, the president of Lycos at the time, said: "I threw a gauntlet to other search engines in today's meeting saying that collectively we should require a rating before we index pages.") Sen. Patty Murray, a Democrat from Washington state, suggested that misrating a Web site should be a federal crime. And Australian government officials began talking about making self-rating mandatory. """ |
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He is doing everything to twist everything around ;) like his dad. if he wants to prison pornographers, let him do it. Until they approve the case, he wont be a President anymore...:pimp |
i believe there is a creeping and somewhat unconcious trend to 'thought policing' - it is 60 years since 'pink triangle yellow star' was accepted human branding in western countries - it hasn't stopped cambodia china korea iran and a 100 other countries from cleansing their culture of impure citizens - the pit count now runs into the millions - there is a slow decline in individual freedoms we enjoy - i am routinely interviewed by australian customs officers simply because i go to russia - it's like 100% now and i am not simply imagining it - i feel safer in Moscow than any city in Australia and i'm not talking about theft - i'm talking about being 'labeled' and dealt with for what is essentially nobody elses fukin business - the girls want to do it - i want to shoot it - and surfers want to look at it!!
i've been pulled up by police in australia for being seen holding a decent looking camera in public. My business is in amsterdam - my accountant is in amsterdam - my bank account is in amsterdam. when i was younger i thought you couldn't tell the dutch anything - now i'm glad nobody can tell the dutch anything - i could handle being dutch. a lot of thoughtless people tout these new laws because they don't see the long term threat to individual freedom. I'd rather put up with a few creeps than lose my freedom to act. |
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Now that we have them all labeled how about force all the ISPs to block the labeled websites by default, poooooooof my income drops by 90% ........ |
USA webmasters = fucked
Webmasters in BFE countries that don't care = fuck you bush and your stupid labels. end result = filtering content to kids, once again unsuccessful. |
Why hasnt be been assasinated yet?
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I think that bush is sick .
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You gotta be stupid to love Bush
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Sure there are "some" that want to get rid of pornography altogether but that just isn't going to happen. This type of argument sounds eerily similar to the militia people who think that the government is going to use social security numbers to brand us with the mark of the beast.....so they don't register their children for social security numbers. Forcing 7-11 to put the porno mags behind the counter where kids couldn't see them wasn't the first step towards banning porn mags. IMHO site labeling is very similar to this. |
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Nicky is one seriously dumb S.O.B. |
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out of everything these idiots could possibly be doing, they choose to concern themselves with clothed groin pics... sounds about right though given their track record
seriously though, some programs should sort through their client lists and get the dirt on which sites these anti-porn gov't folks are buying memberships to in their spare time. anyone with this much of a problem against nudity and human sexuality is likely buying memberships to tranny sites or extreme bukkake sites or something... the public has a right to know what is going on with their representatives behind closed doors! |
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Fuck that.... fuck that
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the word that stands out is "proposed" - hasn't happened and more than likely won't. Many just love to drop these little bombshells for political reasons when elections roll around saying, "oh we proposed this bill but the opposition turned it down, therefore the opposition loves porn"
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5 years prison? lol... whats the penalty for parents that fail to raise their kids?
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how are large link lists and tgps going to enforce the rule of having a marker on every page?
i mean going forward seems easy enough..but what ab out the say one billion pages already out ther eon free sites that dont have any labels? do they all come down? |
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thanks Bushie..you da best |
just one more fucking hoop to jump through for these assholes.
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When they first started looking for the 'terrorists', they mentioned on all news broadcasts that they were communicating via coded pixels in Porn pics. So Porn is 'fair game' Notice how the last gruesome murders in the news lately have been affiliated with porn or using some dating site? *Porn is bad* What you search is now being subpoenaed! Your phone could be tapped - your mail can be opened - soon, someone will be sticking their fingers up your nose to check what you've been smelling. They can strip search you at an airport, photograph you, do whatever they want to know what you ate, expelled and even track back when the last time you had sex is - all in the name of 'security'. What I'm asking is who's protecting us against them? People are being dociled into submission and they don't even see it even if it's at the tip of their nose. |
I hope the rest of the world tells this Gestapo Nazi president George fuchwad Bush and his nut sucking side kick gonzalas to eat shit and go fuck themselves.
Maybe we should demand a new labeling system for shit dirtbag politicians; How about a swastika tattoo on their foreheads for the good of the people of the world!!!! We could call it "The New World Order Labeling System" for shitbag politicians like Bush and political buddies...LOL |
i have no problem with labelling but if everyone uses the same 'approved' label that could easily be used to filter out your sites at the isp level. who knows what they are thinking. when i first got into this biz i wanted to move to the states. im glad i didn't. seems like its one thing after another these days.
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I have no issues with labeling either..
however.. "close-ups of fully clothed genital regions" I do have a problem with that. What if it's a girl bent over in jeans showing off her ink stain in her back pocket? lol |
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