k1ll3rdr4g0n
join:2005-03-19
Homer Glen, IL
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Re: The internet is for porn!
said by tad2020  :Agree, most of the lesbian or bi women I know watch more internet porn than me. I did no know that, I always assumed that gay people are more objectionable to pornographic material. I guess I was wrong.
But I am sure we could both find surveys that prove both sides of this but netwire's comment is more ignornant than mine to say the least he defiantly doesn't sound very smart at all  . |
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tad2020
join:2007-07-17
Orange, CA | reply to netwire
Agree, most of the lesbian or bi women I know watch more internet porn than me. |
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said by k1ll3rdr4g0n :It must be gay guys running the business because we all know the internet is used for porn (and the rest of the time myspace/facebook/facespace/mybook...ect)...and if they can't access porn on this internet then they will just go to tmobile. Wow... and you must think homosexual men and women do not look at porn? WTH would porn have to do with the sexuality of someone running a company such as the one in question from this article? You sir, sound very smart with that comment.
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k1ll3rdr4g0n
join:2005-03-19
Homer Glen, IL
| Tmobile is concerned about competition? It must be gay guys running the business because we all know the internet is used for porn (and the rest of the time myspace/facebook/facespace/mybook...ect)...and if they can't access porn on this internet then they will just go to tmobile.
And free speech advocates should be praising this not trying to turn it down, if you have a connection to the internet then you can easily use VPN or some sort of other virtual tunnel/encryption technology to hide yourself on the network (which would be cheaper than an ISP + VPN technology). This isn't rocket science people, and besides if it doesn't happen tomorrow, it will happen next year.
So wait, its not unconstitutional for my ISP to monitor my traffic (which a certain ISP with the name of com and ending with cast does do port scanning and monitoring which is probably highly illegal), but yet if the federal government wants to give the American people free internet, oh god its a federal crime. Go monopolies, just keep raising the rates! You know we like to pay you more of our money! |
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