Friday, September 4, 2009

CENSORSHIP IS CENSORSHIP

Click the header...it's a wonderful world.
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Censoring anything in America today should raise a flag warning of the dangers.
But apparently there are some people who think everything we do, from buying guns to going to the toilet, should be government knowledge.
Cameras invade our privacy whether they help solve crimes (and are ignored at sentencing time) or simply spy on everyday activities. As you can see from the picture above, they even interfere with our perversions. (Shuckie durn.)
But it is NOT funny in reality. Not at all.
When I attended college (even though it was considered a very liberal school), spying on one's neighbor was considered an evil and something not to be done.
But our Congress (some of it, anyway) is considering a bill that a whacked out Senator from West (by God) Virginia is sponsoring. Personally I have less than "no time" for this clown.
Have a read:
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This bill, as frightening as it is, could also open the door for our thoughtful and fair government clerks deciding what information you must disclose and when the government would exercise control over your computer(s) or network.
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A word of advice: "Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom.
It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." - William Pitt,

2 comments:

Buck said...

re: the header link. What? No Portales-cam? Outrage!

re: censorship. Friday night is always Moonbat Night here at El Casa Móvil De Pennington, wherein we watch PBS all evening to glean the wisdom of folks like Maria Hinojosa and Bill Moyers. Last night I had the pleasure of watching Moyers turn beet-red when one of his guests politely but firmly disagreed with Moyers' contention that corporate speech (the usual suspects: GE, Big Oil Big Pharma, etc.) should be controlled. Not only did the guest disagree with Moyers, he beat the dogshit out of him, rhetorically speaking. That RARELY happens, as Moyers tends to invite fellow Moonbats to his table to pontificate on moonbattery. My blood pressure stayed pretty much normal, as a result, and I didn't drink near as much as I usually do while watching that idjit.

Catmoves said...

Mr. Annoyors and I don't agree on many things.
My main comment is: "He ain't no Tim Russert".