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Sunday, March 15, 2009

Quick Hit

Here's a Clue By Four for those who whine about "Free Speech Rights" on websites that they don't own.

YOU DO NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH ON A PRIVATELY OWNED WEBSITE.

You also do not have a constitutionally mandated "right" to free speech in much of the rest of the world, or had you forgotten that America is not the only country?

Organizing small-scale DNS attacks or other organized acts of weenietude against websites that you claim have denied you these non-existent rights WILL get you banned.

Get over yourselves. Seriously. Go knit something.

8 comments:

Unknown said...

You just made me want to stand up and cheer. Also, "acts of organized weenietude" is just plain funny. LOVE (1)

Anonymous said...

AGREE(1) and LOVE (1)

Anonymous said...

I am unaware of any attack, yet I was banned.
Not everyone organizes into acts of weenietude, I just want their legal department to give me proof of my alleged infractions that resulted in being banned.

I also agree wholeheartedly that free speech has nothing to do with a privately owned website.

Unknown said...

Tell me Kari, what led you to my blog? I'm curious, as I don't believe I know you from anywhere.

cosymakes said...

amen.

Unknown said...

Actually, I believe I found you on twitter. (Sometimes I click on ppl just to see who they are that ppl I am following reply to or are following, somehow I ended up at you and checked your blog)
If not than some search from my stats on my blog.

Unknown said...

Kari, interesting. You assume I'm talking about a website or event that you had something to do with then? Being as I didn't mention any site or event specifically. I don't believe I've ever heard of you, or your blog, until I clicked on your info here, so it wasn't in your blog stats unless you're in a webring that I'm in.

Unknown said...

Jamie, As I said, "from a search from the stats on my blog, not that I got your blog from the stats on my blog. And as stated before it could have been from twitter. I click through followers of followers sometimes and read profiles, check websites, just to see where I end up.