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U.S. Lists Web Sites as Terrorist Organizations

mgcsinc writes "The United States for the first time has placed a web site on the list where it normally places terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda, placing several conditions on Americans' interactions with the website. Certainly, few could challenge the latest addition, but how could this ability to effectively squelch internet speech be used by the government with less valid rationale in the future?"

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  1. Re:Sites List by ihatesco · · Score: 0, Troll
    Terrorist site-> goatse.cx

    Converting your psyche into a mess since year 2000.

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  2. It's an open door by Rosco+P.+Coltrane · · Score: 0, Troll

    to more censorship. Next target : kerneli.org for providing cryptoapi and cryptoloop for Linux. Then, gnu.org for providing gpg and emacs (you can write terrorist letters with emacs). Then www.delta.com for providing cheap flights that terrorists can hijack, then slashdot.org for linking to them all.

    What next? public book burning?

    USia, the land of free speech ... riiight ...

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  3. How DARE they stifle free speech!!! by finkployd · · Score: 0, Troll

    I notice quite a lot of people up in arms over the free speech aspects of this. So I have to assume you guys are all ok with anti-abortion internet websites listing doctor's home address and encouraging people to kill them right?

    Finkployd

  4. Re:There is nothing wrong with Kahane.org! MOD -1 by Nom+du+Keyboard · · Score: 0, Troll
    Irregardless...

    ...is not a word. Mod -1 Vocabulary Misusage.

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