Congress mulls slew of Net-sex rules

Internet Vigilante: So, they want to let copy right holders go out, search for things they hold copy rights on, and destroy that persons computer?! WTF! Thats like letting some person go and hunt down the person that stole a CD out fo their car, and shoot them (ok, not quite that bad, but same principal).

Is child porn wrong? Of course

Does it need laws to stop it? Of course

Should everybody on the net be submitted to searches and data logging? Hell No!

All these ideas are obscene, and the people thinking of them obviously dont have the slightest clue in how the internet works.; Posted by: Stuka Posted on: 06/27/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I agree SouthernPride. | 06/27/06

Darn that Commie Due Process! mobrien_12@... | 06/27/06

Internet Vigilante Stuka | 06/27/06

We're Back In the USSR (NT) BlackDiamond | 06/28/06

more like the USSA Spicoli the Cannoli | 06/28/06

Agreed (NT) BlackDiamond | 06/28/06

Are They Serious? jonnjonnzdnet | 06/28/06

Innocent???? voska | 06/28/06

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