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Anonymous Files Petition To Make DDoS Legal Form of Protest
hypnosec writes "Anonymous has filed a petition with the U.S. Government asking the Obama administration to make Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks a legal form of protest. Anonymous has argued that because of advancements in internet technology, there is a need for new ways of protest. The hacking collective doesn't consider DDoS as a form of attack and equates it to hitting the 'refresh' button on a webpage. Comparing these attacks to the 'occupy' protests, Anonymous notes that instead of people occupying an area, it is their computers occupying a website for a particular period of time."
Much like the gastroenterology doctor upstairs from the doctor doing abortions isn't affected when a protest blocks access to the building. That was part of the protest. If you share a building (or server) with the murderer, you deserve to have your resources denied as well. Pick your friends well. Or something like that.
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And what of Obama's associations and funding from the likes of known political terrorist Bill Ayers (who was a member of the Weather Underground, responsible for numerous bombings, riots and murders in the midwest)?
At the end of the day, both left and right have high bank rolls. The left just chooses to blissfully ignore or sweep under the rug theirs. Don't forget that Obama spent more than a billion dollars on his re-election campaign.
I don't get the extreme vitriol directed towards the Tea Party. At its heart, it's a loosely political group dedicated towards restoring fiscal responsibility to our government. Something that neither the Democratic nor Republican parties seem to want to do. But, that must be inherently racist, because in order to restore our country to a path that reduces the debt, rather than grow it an obscene exponential rate, you'll need to raise taxes on everyone and reduce expenditures on entitlement programs. But, considering the groups depending on these give outs are disproportionately minority (percentages of race receiving benefits versus the population), wanting to cut these programs must be inherently racist. Because, what other motive could there possibly be? It's also the same people condemning the Tea Party as racist that have referred to prominent African American Republicans (such as Clarence Thomas or Condi Rice) as "house slaves" or "house negros". There have even been racially derogatory remarks by the left towards Collin Powell, who is by all rights an American fucking hero.
Andy Prough never misses an opportunity to make an arse of himself.
Please go back to the comments sections of The Blaze and spare us your inane shite.