Face Book...if a page doesn't have a death threat or crazy comment on it, it's only because it hasn't got enough views. Death threats are ridiculous and Face Book should terminate that account and if we can track down who posted it they should get a nice little police visit/scare. But otherwise, it's just another day on the interwebs where people say ridiculously nasty things just cuz it's anonymous.
it's not, but they own a lot of real estate in that province.
eh, people were caning each other over whether to continue slavery in the Senate right before the Civil War...the past isn't as bright and shiny as we remember.
Hate always gets released, the question is, how and who does it affect? Or effect? Potato potato.
Pretending it doesn't exist doesn't make it so, and I'd rather have it out there, able to be combatted by the rest of the world, than have it holed up long enough to cause a problem some other way. Every once in a while, people get their horizons expanded through thoughtful conversation.
True, as well we should since popular speech doesn't need First Amendment protection. But, FB, Twitter, and other social media sites are not state actors. They can and do censor speech they don't like, which is fully within their rights. And, while I agree that there are many disturbing things posted on the internet, I'd rather know that stuff is out there than be lulled into a false sense that everything's hunky dory.
is this serious? for the first time in human history a single person can get their opinion out to the world, not the state view, or church view, or media view, and you want to censor it? this country is over.
