Outlawing "lewd" and "annoying" behavior on the Internet
Which means, I think, outlawing the Internet. Or most comment sections and forums.
Yes, very bold, conservative, and in keeping with our oldest Constitutional traditions, Arizona. You win the Zany Award for the day. #ddtb
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Proposed Arizona Law Defies Constitution, Outlaws Being ‘Lewd’ And Annoying On The Internet
A bill passed by the Arizona legislature and now sitting on the desk of Arizona Governor Jan Brewer (R) would make it illegal to be annoying on the internet — at least in ways that are deemed “lewd” o…
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It does make me wonder … what are they thinking? Is it simple idiotic derangement? Do they really think this is Constitutional because "That's the way it oughta be" or "Jesus would vote for this law so that's all I care about"? Or is it just meant to impress (similarly deranged?) yokels into voting for them ("Vote for Bob Schmidt! He wants to stamp out lewdness!")?
If they can do this…then why are they letting those idiots at WBC continue their stupidity? eyeroll
Does this mean Jan Brewer will no longer be allowed on the Internet? I mean…you can’t get much more annoying than she is.
I look forward to you campaigning for the freedom of those foreign nationals imprisoned by the US for using the internet legally in another country, but is against US laws.
One of the most startling cases involved the head of a online casino. Although the site was hosted outside the US, because US citizens were accessing it in contravention of their local laws, the CEO was arrested when he landed at a US airport.
@Hussar – I definitely disapprove of said arrest.
What is in the water, air or agricultural soil in AZ, that they are coming up with such idiocy of late?
@Marina – Loco weed.