again, this isn't censorship. this is constituency leveraging itself to persuade big business to favor their position. it's just like when mothers against drunk driving calls up abc trying to get beer commercials pulled.
say it with me "not censorship"
true, and even when sirius black goes blood traitor against his rich family, he ends up living in squalor as a dog eating rats and filth.
BUT, also, we're made to believe that being born into wealth and privilege is only bad UNLESS you're harry potter who inherited a whole bank vault of gold, instant celebrity status, and coasts through school with mediore grades by relying on his more talented friends and his jock status as a quiddicth star. His above-mentioned poor godfather managed to buy him a firebolt (think benz in high school parking lot), and he plays teacher's pet for all his privileged school years.
exactly what we need - recruit the poor and disadvantaged, brainwash them to demonize the enemy, then inject them full of fear-inhibiting drugs to make sure they fight ruthlessly
you don't get it. The girls aren't actually worried about their jobs. They're graduating from yale law, they can work anywhere they want even if the libel was on the front page of the new york times.
they are "testing" the limits of internet anonymity as the title suggests. This is the kind of geek thing that law students screw around with before they get into the real world and have to sue people for money instead of intellectual curiosity.
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it's called posturing. they wanted nuclear somethign to make the papers - its' like they're telling al-qaeda "don't forget we still have these"
again, this isn't censorship. this is constituency leveraging itself to persuade big business to favor their position. it's just like when mothers against drunk driving calls up abc trying to get beer commercials pulled. say it with me "not censorship"
true, and even when sirius black goes blood traitor against his rich family, he ends up living in squalor as a dog eating rats and filth. BUT, also, we're made to believe that being born into wealth and privilege is only bad UNLESS you're harry potter who inherited a whole bank vault of gold, instant celebrity status, and coasts through school with mediore grades by relying on his more talented friends and his jock status as a quiddicth star. His above-mentioned poor godfather managed to buy him a firebolt (think benz in high school parking lot), and he plays teacher's pet for all his privileged school years.
exactly what we need - recruit the poor and disadvantaged, brainwash them to demonize the enemy, then inject them full of fear-inhibiting drugs to make sure they fight ruthlessly
you don't get it. The girls aren't actually worried about their jobs. They're graduating from yale law, they can work anywhere they want even if the libel was on the front page of the new york times. they are "testing" the limits of internet anonymity as the title suggests. This is the kind of geek thing that law students screw around with before they get into the real world and have to sue people for money instead of intellectual curiosity.