1. Find e-mails of those signing up for the bill.
2. Email them just... something trollish.
That's all.
2. Email them just... something trollish.
That's all.
Internet Trolls Face Jail in Arizona
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They're not the same badge, perhaps, but in a more general sense they are very much the same. People in positions of power and responsibility, who are supposed to be responsible for ensuring our safety and security, instead use that power to advance their own agendas.Dastardly said:
The Department of Justice declares waterboarding legal. Arizona gave its police forces a mandate to demand papers from whomever they want. Different, and the same.
Yet on the bright side, we'll finally be able to clean up the CoD community!
(In all honesty, this is a horrible, horrible law. Someone protest this. Now.)
(In all honesty, this is a horrible, horrible law. Someone protest this. Now.)
So you can have people around the world who anonymously call you s mean name because you were acting like a twat fined for upwards of $2500? Even though things like being offended or annoyed are subjective? I would love to see this enforced, if only to see Arizona law enforcement struggle to do anything about the guy a continent away who said your youtube video was shit.
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Didn't read the whole thing did you? The law specifies that either the sender or the receiver can be in Arizona and it will still be a crimepoiumty said:
I think this would fall more on sites that have user names and avatars such as the escapist or Facebook. Not on some random image board you can post as anonymous or use a trip-code and get daily doses of strike witches porns.Versuvius said:
That aside..well now this is just.. ah hell it's laughable to be honest good luck policing this and keeping people out jail/prisons. This really would help out there economy too because we all know that companies love to hire people with a back-ground...just a question to anyone that lives in Arizona, who the hell votes for these people??
While I'm all for jerks getting their comeuppance, it seems to me that if you're going to start trying to legislate good character targeting internet trolls rather than say, bigots or misogynists is like trying to swat a fly while your house is being surrounded by giant flesh eating spiders. Priorities, people. Christ and that's assuming that this bill is introduced with the best of intentions. Last I checked no one repealed the law of unintended consequences.
Just a thought, we don't really have any rights. There's a bunch of 'shortcut laws' that are being made for their convenience so they don't have to go through as much stuff before charging the people that have gained their unwanted attention. I think this is just another shortcut for them.
Sure, that's fine, nobody has a problem with that. It's fine to have the ability to think for yourself.ElPatron said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=596U_BwEVgM
This on the other hand, this is NOT okay. People like this should never be allowed into society. This is exactly what the internet has become, and if we don't act by ourselves, bills are going to crop up to try and combat this. While this isn't the flagship of the argument, that being hate-mail (another common internet act) it sure does target roughly the same audience.
It's simple, we can clean ourselves up now, or have the government force us to later. Since the internet won't change, I'll stand behind our government when the hammer falls on this barbarianism.
Then you should probably get glasses.Andy Chalk said:
Arizona is indeed a very Christian state. I'm not shocked that a group of people notoriously intolerant would want to continue to make laws that enforce their views.
That's funny, because our PG rating for movies and games is M in America. We never banned R rated games, most of them were just rated MA instead--we must have stronger stomachs than the yanks. In fact, the U.S. has banned a great deal more than us.Buretsu said:
It's fun to do research and not speak out my ass.
