The end off bf2s?

2006-05-15 11:10:10

#1

Sluggit: Member; +3|6976|Sweden

Is this guy for real…..Michael Fitzpatrick?

Could not actually believe it first when I looked here,

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=31695

Is this not to go a bit too far, what about freedom?

Now of course I don’t like online (mostly sexual) Predators.

What do you Americans think off this new bill (only 72 hours “old”)?

Last edited by Sluggit (2006-05-15 11:36:07)

2006-05-15 11:12:01

#2

notorious: Nay vee, bay bee.; +1,396|7005|The United Center

good. do it. i fucking hate kids. you can all go die in a fire.

2006-05-15 11:14:53

#3

Avarice: Member; +41|6830|London, UK

*Kisses England flag*

I owe all you guys one, and I'd never want to leave such a great community behind

2006-05-15 11:15:44

#4

rustynutz: I am British!; +124|6941|England and damn proud

ThomasMorgan wrote:
good. do it. i fucking hate kids. you can all go die in a fire.

Pardon my language but....YOU BASTARD.

2006-05-15 11:17:07

#5

asbad: Member; +19|6979|Ireland

"because the INQ's Kave is a European site we are not bound by laws from backward countries who favour censorship as a method of solving their social problems" lol

Well i think this is a bit too big of a step, even for america

2006-05-15 11:18:09

#6

Simon: basically; +838|6916|UK

Hopefully that doesnt happen soon, or even in the next 15 years
I currently live in England but i wouldnt know what to do without bf2s ! :'(

2006-05-15 11:24:41

#7

King_County_Downy: shitfaced; +2,791|6855|Seattle

meh

National Inquirer. It can't stop Chuy and his mad coding expertise.

Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it

2006-05-15 12:27:09

#8

Dr.Battlefield: Got milk?; +150|7010

ThomasMorgan wrote:
good. do it. i fucking hate kids. you can all go die in a fire.

LMAO

2006-05-15 12:30:04

#9

InviSniper: The first true Sniper.; +95|6902|Cumberland, MD, USA

Not gonna pass. It infringes on the first amendment, the freedom to speech, whether it is online or in real-life.

Last edited by InviSniper (2006-05-15 12:30:15)

2006-05-15 12:34:07

#10

Janysc: Member; +59|6941|Norway

USA... Can never get tired of your half-crazed politicians.

2006-05-15 12:34:51

#11

M1-Lightning: Jeepers Creepers; +136|6989|Peoria, Illinois

All BF2s has to do is to limit what under-18-olds can enter into their profile. Pretty simple.

2006-05-15 12:35:47

#12

TC.Troy: Let the rough side drag; +111|6831

This will never fly in the US congress. They can only decide appropriately and quickly to give themselves a big fat raise in salary. If this bill makes it out of the House of Representatives, it will die a quick and painless death in the Senate. By the time that simple process is over, any of you that arent 18yrs of age, probably will be. Imo, this should be treated as a non-issue. Hundreds of bills are passed thru the House, something like 5% make it thru, and most of those have had the language chg'd so as to hardly resmeble the original idea. My advice...dont sweat the small stuff, and for sure this is small stuff.

2006-05-15 12:36:41

#13

M1-Lightning: Jeepers Creepers; +136|6989|Peoria, Illinois

InviSniper wrote:
Not gonna pass. It infringes on the first amendment, the freedom to speech, whether it is online or in real-life.

15 year olds don't have freedom to speech.

2006-05-15 12:37:02

#14

IBKCKNURASS: Corrosion Inhibitor; +172|6995

thats fucking stupid. if u really think u could stop american teens from goin to those sites ur an idiot. ya and we'll stop them from DL movies and mp3s..........bah foolz.

2006-05-15 12:37:27

#15

Snake: Missing, Presumed Dead; +1,046|6824|England

Janysc wrote:
USA... Can never get tired of your half-crazed politicians.

And every other countries useless politicians...

2006-05-15 12:38:07

#16

Lib-Sl@yer: Member; +32|6971|Wherever the F**k i feel like

ThomasMorgan wrote:
good. do it. i fucking hate kids. you can all go die in a fire.

Hey i may be a kid, but i at as mature as my 15yr old mind will let me. personaly i think that the new bill will have some good points such as protection for the vile scum that is child preditors, but it will also decrease the amount of civil freedoms that america has enjoied for more than two centuries.

2006-05-15 12:40:31

#17

Jenspm: penis; +1,716|6990|St. Andrews / Oslo

lol, how could they know how old you are??

https://static.bf2s.com/files/user/26774/flickricon.png

2006-05-15 12:43:53

#18

ReGmAn78: Member; +16|6905|Alberta, Canada

ThomasMorgan wrote:
good. do it. i fucking hate kids. you can all go die in a fire.

Hey Thomas, what site do you stat pad on??? Can see by ur stats eh..what site do you play on cause ide like to own your ass for saying something so stupid..

2006-05-15 12:46:37

#19

M1-Lightning: Jeepers Creepers; +136|6989|Peoria, Illinois

Lib-Sl@yer wrote:
but it will also decrease the amount of civil freedoms that america has enjoied for more than two centuries.

America hasn't enjoyed civil freedoms on the internet for two centuries.

2006-05-15 13:15:10

#20

BellusEndus: Make love not war; +59|6881|Edinburg

next they'll ban all internet access cos it provides access to illegal porn and terrorism........

2006-05-15 13:18:04

#21

Lib-Sl@yer: Member; +32|6971|Wherever the F**k i feel like

M1-Lightning wrote:
Lib-Sl@yer wrote:
but it will also decrease the amount of civil freedoms that america has enjoied for more than two centuries.
America hasn't enjoyed civil freedoms on the internet for two centuries.

Lol. True but i am talking about civil freedoms in general, me myself am a hardcore conservative but i still belive in civil freedoms.

2006-05-15 13:23:27

#22

Stealth42o: She looked 18 to me officer; +175|6930

Never pass, it was a funny read though.

Listen if these kids parents cannot track were there kids are going, it's there fault.

What the fuck ever happend to acountability?

Kids does great in school and the parents are always there to show what great role models they are.

Kids gets arrested, parent shows up and says "It's the friends he hangs out with".

No asshole, your shitty parents.

I have a 9 year old daughter, best thing in the world to have kids (IMO). It humbles you greatly.

Now I know where she goes online, because I track her. These parents need to stop witht he creative memory parties for a bit and pay a little attention to there children.

/rant off

2006-05-15 13:42:00

#23

M1-Lightning: Jeepers Creepers; +136|6989|Peoria, Illinois

Lib-Sl@yer wrote:
M1-Lightning wrote:
Lib-Sl@yer wrote:
but it will also decrease the amount of civil freedoms that america has enjoied for more than two centuries.
America hasn't enjoyed civil freedoms on the internet for two centuries.
Lol. True but i am talking about civil freedoms in general, me myself am a hardcore conservative but i still belive in civil freedoms.

If you're talking about civil freedoms in general, they have been modified constantly by congress over that 200 year period. As with every new technology or idea, Congress has to tweek each civil liberty to fit the circumstance. I am no way a conservative. I'm more libertarian on the freedoms and liberties issues. I would not go for any bill that limited internet to adult Americans but when it comes to children, the government needs to do it's job in proctecting them. Children do not have those liberties you speak of.

Children do not live on their own and enjoy the freedoms and liberties of every American. They have parents, and most of those parents cannot afford the luxury of paying internet security officials to protect their children. So they support the governement to do this collectively through a nationwide tax and law. If your parents think it's ok for you to go hang out with adults on MySpace, then have your mom or dad make you an account for you to use. If they say no, then you have no one to blame for it other than your parents.

2006-05-15 13:45:51

#24

spacepelle: Kniven Gaffeln Skeden; +37|6923|Sweden

so much for the precious US freedom bullshit...

flamezorz away!

2006-05-15 13:46:44

#25

M1-Lightning: Jeepers Creepers; +136|6989|Peoria, Illinois

Stealth42o wrote:
Listen if these kids parents cannot track were there kids are going, it's there fault.

It's not about accountability, it's about gullibility. Most parents of teenagers have "no clue". There's no way to educate every parent out there on how to use a computer, much less control the viewing content of a windows user. Typically, kids know more about computers than the parent does.

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