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China Moving to Real Name Registrations for Blogs
dptalia writes "China is moving to require people to use their real names when blogging. The proposed solution, arrived at by the Internet Society of China (affiliated with the ministry of information) would allow bloggers to use a pseudonym when blogging as long as they used their real name when registering."
Feel free to check here and run a search for Habeas Corpus. Look around. Congress has tried repeatedly to suspend it, to get rid of it, to void it, etc. The Supreme Court has ruled SEVERAL times that they can't do this.
It KEEPS happening. Criticism? Maybe. But it's WARRANTED criticism. What's absurd is that there isn't MORE outrage concerning all of this. Because of that, I am forced to ask the question "How Long?".
Would I want to live anywhere else? Well, lately Canada and Australia are looking more attractive, but for the moment, I shall keep my faith in the system (however broken and abused it may be at current) and in the American people to one day wake up, and realize we've lost something very dear.
Every day I watch rights that I stood up to defend, that I sacrificed my blood, sweat, and tears for, that I now draw a VA Disability check because of, disappear, by greedy and abusive politicians.
Wait, there's someone knocking on my door. Hmm that's funny, you look an awful lot like someone from that movie Men In Black. What's that? Yes I post on slashdot. Yes I'm PixieDust. Hmm? Talk you say? Alright.
In other news, neighbors of a disabled Veteran were shocked today to learn that the cute girl down the hall had mysteriously disappeared last night...
Oh, before I forget...
/tinfoilhat off