Wreckers don't believe in the First Amendment

[b.a.y...a.re.a...d.a..v.e]

Maybe it's time to consider contacting your ISP's for violating my rights.

dave

[LRod]

Better brush up on your Constitution. You have no rights, First Amendment or otherwise, on the internet.

- - LRod

Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite

Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999

[Bob]

Well, so much for giving you the benefit of the doubt Dave. You're reaction to posts are now very deliberate, hateful and most of all - childish. You need some help. I'll assume that you have accomplished your goal of getting nearly everyone in the ng pissed off at you. A few more posts and you'll have it at 100%.

Congratulations - for all that accomplishes (only you will know). I don't need to join any list of names - I'll simply ignore your posts all on my own...

Bob S.

[JG]

He's right, I took some Constitutional Law last semester ( and made Dean's List, btw ;-) we had research and lengthy discussion on this very subject. Beat it to death in fact. Grab yer ankles, biatch!

-- John G. in Memphis, TN Have a nice......... night.

[b.a.y...a.re.a...d.a..v.e]

no more hateful than the miscreants.

dave

Bob wrote:

[mttt]

Slap!

[Peter Shull]

What's that smell ???????

[bay area dave]

your upper lip? (I'll groan for you}

ave

Peter Shull wrote:

[Kelby]

That's not quite correct. Your first amendment rights exist everywhere, including the internet. The problem is that the first amendment only protects you against the government, not against private people or companies (such as ISPs). So the first amendment prevents the government from telling you what you can and cannot say on the internet, but it does not prevent your ISP from doing the same.

[Woodchuck Bill]

[e-mail] (Kelby) wrote in news: [e-mail]:

So then the government tells you what you can and cannot say by proxy. ;-)

[Tom Veatch]

I missed the turn there somewhere. Are you implying that the ISPs are somehow government affiliated?

Tom Veatch Wichita, KS USA