Man, these damned christians are always coming up with ways to fuck with people. They ought to be lucky someone didn't bomb their stupid fucking church.
Content: "Under federal law, the courts can't go rifling through email inboxes. But everything that's not email "content"—like whatever identifying info you supply, or any profiles you create—can possibly be subpoenaed."
So yes. Apparently, your email is private. Your identity is not. I'm disspaointed with Sarah's obvious pandering and fear-mongering. I expected better of her as a journalist.
Not to bitch, but how is this different than what happened in California 2 years ago?
When Proposition 8 (banning gay marriage) passed, Gay Rights groups obtained donor lists of people that supported the measure and put them online. People were harassed, and they're homes and businesses were vandalized. (See the New York Times article "Marriage ban donors feel exposed" Jan 18, 2009.") This is simply the other side using tactics that the Gay Rights movement has already resorted to.
I guess the take home message is that some people get a bit cranky when you violate their civil rights by trespassing in their church, and disturbing their religious observances. Just saying...
And, before you start tearing strips off me, I'm not religious. Just looking at both sides of the issue.
Deke, your right-wing lying horseshit isn't fooling ANYBODY here. Your claim that people were harassed, homes & businesses were vandalized, etc. are a complete fraud! And if you're citing the NY Times as "proof" then you're truly full of it!
Yeah, the NY Times is just another Right-wing rag. If you don't believe the American press, read:
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/6081
Or simply google "Violence against Prop 8 supporters". Have a cup of coffee ready, it'll take some time to read all the articles.
By the way, Dipshit, you don't know me, or my politics. However, I do support the right of people to excercise their religion without assholes interfering their services over political issues. It's in the U.S. Constitution. Or is that just another piece of "right wing horsehit"?
The NY Times has been long discredited as a ligitimate news source. And you can leave all the links to obscure "news" sites you want, but it still doesn't prove a goddamned thing. Anyone who's supported or voted for Prop8 is a total fascist fuckwit. That said, not single instance of so-called "retalliation" has happened against any Prop8 supporters. And since you're soo rude, why don't you give up the right-wing radio brain-washing & MAYBE you could learn some fucking manners.
Oh, i never "half-assed" suggested a goddamned thing, sir. On the other hand, your half-assed support for right-wing terrorist groups such as the church are quite evident here.
Lede: "THINK YOUR EMAIL is private? Think again."
Content: "Under federal law, the courts can't go rifling through email inboxes. But everything that's not email "content"—like whatever identifying info you supply, or any profiles you create—can possibly be subpoenaed."
So yes. Apparently, your email is private. Your identity is not. I'm disspaointed with Sarah's obvious pandering and fear-mongering. I expected better of her as a journalist.
When Proposition 8 (banning gay marriage) passed, Gay Rights groups obtained donor lists of people that supported the measure and put them online. People were harassed, and they're homes and businesses were vandalized. (See the New York Times article "Marriage ban donors feel exposed" Jan 18, 2009.") This is simply the other side using tactics that the Gay Rights movement has already resorted to.
I guess the take home message is that some people get a bit cranky when you violate their civil rights by trespassing in their church, and disturbing their religious observances. Just saying...
And, before you start tearing strips off me, I'm not religious. Just looking at both sides of the issue.
That's a pretty fucked up thing to say, or wish on someone.
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/6081
Or simply google "Violence against Prop 8 supporters". Have a cup of coffee ready, it'll take some time to read all the articles.
By the way, Dipshit, you don't know me, or my politics. However, I do support the right of people to excercise their religion without assholes interfering their services over political issues. It's in the U.S. Constitution. Or is that just another piece of "right wing horsehit"?
I stand by my original assertion that you sir, are a dipshit.