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Hithere said:I don't think I've seen Colleen Johnston's article before either. It comes across as poorly thought out and written, based on assumptions and biased thinking. Gives me a good mental image of the author's shortcomings while offering nothing substantial about the subject of the article - Laura/Ark/Cass transcripts.
The part in bold goes directly against my "total freedom of expression" program, if it's a program. I mean...Laura said:Yes, I suppose we ought to make a category for that website on the anti-defamation site. We are presently embarking on an interesting legal experiment here in France where we will be sueing a whole list of individuals and websites in one suit and if we win, we will be able to have all of them blocked from viewing by anyone in France and possibly the entire EU. It will also make it possible to enforce judgment on any of the individuals that enter the EU. We have a very good chance of winning considering the defamation laws in France.
Polonel said:The part in bold goes directly against my "total freedom of expression" program, if it's a program. I mean...Laura said:Yes, I suppose we ought to make a category for that website on the anti-defamation site. We are presently embarking on an interesting legal experiment here in France where we will be sueing a whole list of individuals and websites in one suit and if we win, we will be able to have all of them blocked from viewing by anyone in France and possibly the entire EU. It will also make it possible to enforce judgment on any of the individuals that enter the EU. We have a very good chance of winning considering the defamation laws in France.
Polonel said:I see your point, Laura. These websites contains nothing but defamation, and since you are the target of these texts, it's normal that you should do something in order to stop these attacks. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that the defamation websites should stay online, but it just sounds weird for me, to "block" sites. It's like using the tools provided by the PTB.
Polonel said:Again, don't get me wrong, I understand your decisions about sueing these websites. It's just that the words "blocked from viewing" triggered something strange and... I needed to talk about it.
Polonel said:The part in bold goes directly against my "total freedom of expression" program, if it's a program. I mean...Laura said:Yes, I suppose we ought to make a category for that website on the anti-defamation site. We are presently embarking on an interesting legal experiment here in France where we will be sueing a whole list of individuals and websites in one suit and if we win, we will be able to have all of them blocked from viewing by anyone in France and possibly the entire EU. It will also make it possible to enforce judgment on any of the individuals that enter the EU. We have a very good chance of winning considering the defamation laws in France.
I see your point, Laura. These websites contains nothing but defamation, and since you are the target of these texts, it's normal that you should do something in order to stop these attacks. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that the defamation websites should stay online, but it just sounds weird for me, to "block" sites. It's like using the tools provided by the PTB.
Again, don't get me wrong, I understand your decisions about sueing these websites. It's just that the words "blocked from viewing" triggered something strange and... I needed to talk about it.