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 Asmodeus join:2004-05-26 Spring Valley, CA 1 edit | reply to Maxo
Re: Content Monitor???? said by Maxo:Your claim is baseless, his is based. According to whom censorship is only an act of government? Not according to Websters definition of the word, which is more widely respected than some guy on the internet's definition of the word. Site a respected source that dictates censorship is an act only performed by the government. If something is removed based on content that is by definition "being censored." By definition any time something is censored that is "censor"ship. Edit: content, not contact. baseless...? if the federal government asked at&t to censor pearl jams speech, then they would be liable for committing an unconstitutional act as an agent of the government... however, the allegation is that pearl jam had their speech censored by a corporate entity working unto itself to control it's content... that is suppression of speech, not censorship of speech... i think i've stated the idea fairly well, so i won't belabor it anymore and let it stand on it's own merits... the word is simply used incorrectly and in the wrong contexts... the english language has been butchered enough as it is already... i may be accused of being a grammar cop, but at this point i'd rather have that moniker instead seeing good words being used badly...
sorry... i forgot to at least give you a modicum of a citation on censorship and how it's conducted... maybe this will help give clarity and understanding to what i've been saying...
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship···d_States
also look at censorship in other countries and see how that is conducted... | |  MaxoYour tax dollars at work.Premium,VIP join:2002-11-04 Tallahassee, FL | said by Asmodeus:if the federal government asked at&t to censor pearl jams speech, then they would be liable for committing an unconstitutional act as an agent of the government... however, the allegation is that pearl jam had their speech censored by a corporate entity working unto itself to control it's content... that is suppression of speech, not censorship of speech. Censorship is not unconstitutional. The government practicing censorship is unconstitutional. Corporations and individuals are free to commit censorship as they see damn well please. -- "Padre, nobody said war was fun now bowl!" - Sherman T Potter
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