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Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 5:20 am
by kalm
Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 5:38 am
by Pwns
So websites like Twitter and Reddit can get in trouble if some people are doing illegal stuff over it?
I think they would've made a stink over it if it was really that egregious.
Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 6:24 am
by kalm
Pwns wrote:So websites like Twitter and Reddit can get in trouble if some people are doing illegal stuff over it?
I think they would've made a stink over it if it was really that egregious.
From my understanding, Reddit is already shutting down/changing some of their sub-reddits. There's also a suggestion that this will have a far greater affect on small to medium sized websites than the big boys which is why they are either not initially opposed or perhaps even pushed for it.
Regardless, isn't less rules and more speech better?
Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 8:10 am
by Pwns
kalm wrote:Pwns wrote:So websites like Twitter and Reddit can get in trouble if some people are doing illegal stuff over it?
I think they would've made a stink over it if it was really that egregious.
From my understanding, Reddit is already shutting down/changing some of their sub-reddits. There's also a suggestion that this will have a far greater affect on small to medium sized websites than the big boys which is why they are either not initially opposed or perhaps even pushed for it.
Regardless, isn't less rules and more speech better?
I see.
Kudos to the left proggy Young Turks for their coverage of this and Rand Paul for voting against it.

Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 8:19 am
by kalm
Pwns wrote:kalm wrote:
From my understanding, Reddit is already shutting down/changing some of their sub-reddits. There's also a suggestion that this will have a far greater affect on small to medium sized websites than the big boys which is why they are either not initially opposed or perhaps even pushed for it.
Regardless, isn't less rules and more speech better?
I see.
Kudos to the left proggy Young Turks for their coverage of this and Rand Paul for voting against it.

And they covered it after being called out by the left for not covering it. I’m more surprised that the Intercept hadn’t run with it.
Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 8:26 am
by 93henfan
Well Kalmster, the government will gladly take away your freedom whenever they can. It’s up to the People to try and stop them.
My time and energy are focused on stopping the gun grabbing. That’s why I am a life member of two organizations whose mission is to protect those freedoms granted in the Bill of Rights and my State’s Constitution. I spend money, write letters, make calls, and show up to rallies. I am even critical of my peers who do such things as show up at pro-2A rallies open-carrying ARs and AKs because of the bad optics that presents, and I get criticized myself because of it on the 2A forums I frequent. I even state a willingness to negotiate on some issues, which REALLY gets a rise.
Anyway, what I’m saying is, if it’s a hot button issue for you, act.
Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 8:58 am
by ALPHAGRIZ1
Why do you care about anti gunners feelings?
Who cares if people open carry and it offends others? I love it when idiots do that. I prefer to have people not know they are standing next to an armed person but if its a legal activity why the stigma?
Stop Bullying
Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 9:20 am
by 93henfan
ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:Why do you care about anti gunners feelings?
Who cares if people open carry and it offends others? I love it when idiots do that. I prefer to have people not know they are standing next to an armed person but if its a legal activity why the stigma?
Stop Bullying
Some of us live in deep blue states. You should thank us for trying to stem the tide a bit before it gets to you.
We’ve had pretty good organization and results in this latest grab attempt. Six bills were proposed. We got the assault weapons ban and the raise-age-to-21 bills tabled. For now.
Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 9:29 am
by ALPHAGRIZ1
I appreciate your concern, I really do.
Gun laws do not apply to me anymore. Pass all you want I am not going to follow them.
I shall not be infringed
Re: Section 230
Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 11:03 am
by Chizzang
ALPHAGRIZ1 wrote:I appreciate your concern, I really do.
Gun laws do not apply to me anymore. Pass all you want I am not going to follow them.
I shall not be infringed
I'm so glad we have an Internet tough guy on this forum
It really makes the whole thing *click
and somebody's got to do it, I'm really glad you take that entire burden on yourself alphie
Re: Section 230
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2018 3:25 am
by Ivytalk
Rand Paul for President. Seriously. That is all.
Re: Section 230
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2018 10:34 am
by CID1990
Ivytalk wrote:Rand Paul for President. Seriously. That is all.
He's the closest thing to an actual Libertarian that we have
he is basically seen as a crackpot by most of the Senate as well as the media
which is why the things he does to draw attention to our bloated, overreaching government never get a fair hearing... he'll filibuster a bill over drone strikes on US citizens and the media just reports that he's holding up a bill because he's kooky Rand Paul
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Re: Section 230
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2018 12:53 pm
by 93henfan
CID1990 wrote:Ivytalk wrote:Rand Paul for President. Seriously. That is all.
He's the closest thing to an actual Libertarian that we have
he is basically seen as a crackpot by most of the Senate as well as the media
which is why the things he does to draw attention to our bloated, overreaching government never get a fair hearing... he'll filibuster a bill over drone strikes on US citizens and the media just reports that he's holding up a bill because he's kooky Rand Paul
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And he mulches instead of bags in a gated community.
That is a maverick!
Re: Section 230
Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2018 9:17 pm
by Ivytalk
CID1990 wrote:Ivytalk wrote:Rand Paul for President. Seriously. That is all.
He's the closest thing to an actual Libertarian that we have
he is basically seen as a crackpot by most of the Senate as well as the media
which is why the things he does to draw attention to our bloated, overreaching government never get a fair hearing... he'll filibuster a bill over drone strikes on US citizens and the media just reports that he's holding up a bill because he's kooky Rand Paul
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I was sorry to see Rand vote Pompeo out of Committee, though.