More bad news: .xxx domain approved

Wenchy · 2005-06-03, 09:57 PM

As I said in another thread on this board, this whole idea is utterly ridiculous. Here's a quick newsflash:

The United States Government DOES NOT HAVE the power to police the Internet beyond its own borders!

Until some governmental genius (can you say "oxymoron"?) comes forward and explains how in the blue fuck they intend to master world-wide compliance, I am not interesting in paying $60 a year for anything they suggest.

These idiots can't see outside the box... stifle US webmasters, and you're opening a varitable Pandora's Box of porn that even we WMs deem unacceptable from all the countries we've been trying to lock out!

Okay I'm ranting here... this has been a shit day all the way around and I guess I needed an outlet. Sorry if I offended anyone... not my intention at all.

2005-06-03, 09:57 PM	#38
Wenchy Trying is the first step towards failure Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Mile High City Posts: 120	As I said in another thread on this board, this whole idea is utterly ridiculous. Here's a quick newsflash: The United States Government DOES NOT HAVE the power to police the Internet beyond its own borders! Until some governmental genius (can you say "oxymoron"?) comes forward and explains how in the blue fuck they intend to master world-wide compliance, I am not interesting in paying $60 a year for anything they suggest. These idiots can't see outside the box... stifle US webmasters, and you're opening a varitable Pandora's Box of porn that even we WMs deem unacceptable from all the countries we've been trying to lock out! Okay I'm ranting here... this has been a shit day all the way around and I guess I needed an outlet. Sorry if I offended anyone... not my intention at all. __________________ I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "I drank what?"