Should the U.N. run the Internet?

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For years now, the implementation of the Internet 2 has been building, seriously, screw those third world countries. Noone else came up with the internet, noone else could comprehend the internet, noone else so much as CONSIDERED a global internet, now they wanna govern it? Why, to tax it, to ban sections of it, bar access, quiet disident voices, snoop on their people and ours, regulate and control what they see as a threat, and to charge us for looking or going to overseas sites. Cowards. Thieves. Political hooligans. Well guess what, F--k that, I don't install all those language modules MS offers because frankly I dont care what they're doing over there.

Slash and burn is a better alternative, while they get caught up with what to do with the internet the U.S. should just move on,while their at it they can stop using Windows and OSX and develope their own little crappy OSes. It ticks me off they they assume they have a right to something we ALLOW them to use. They aren't entitled to anything but the hunger, death, and civil wars they often have. They dont HAVE to use the internet, we've been using it longer and better then any country in the world. Hell, the U.N, can't agree on a day to meet without a debate, what have they done in the past 20 years of any worth? Where was everyone else when we were attacked? Where was NY's foreign aid? Yeah, thats what I thought, nowhere, a bunch of "Oh, thats terrible", "You have our sympathy", and a ton of BS. Whatever. When there's a tsunami, call the U.S., when there's a catastrophe, call the U.S., oh we're starving... call the U.S. Thats why Rome crushed they're enemies, bunch of mogrels nipping at our heels. Ungrateful, short sighted, hangers-on. We just need to let them have it... and they can take that to mean whatever they want.

Posted by: Psyb3rGh0st   Posted on: 07/13/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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