said by tomkb :

Always religion.

said by DaveNJ :

... have you heard of political correctness, also speech codes ?

said by TamaraB :

Yeah right, but I don't have to fuckin follow some asshole code as a matter of fuckin law do I?

If these jerk offs can't keep a leash on their fuckin rug rats, and behave like responsible parents, perhaps they should be charged with child neglect, and have their offspring housed in a fudi home for wayward kids.

Jesus fucking christ! Didn't know Australia had so many of these moronic religious fundies. Why don't they simply burn their computers along with their list of banned books and leave the rest of the population alone? At least Australia won't allow them to burn people, although give em time, and they may demand that "right" too. Disgusting whores!

Bob

said by NormanS :

When you make them burn their computers, and take their kids away from them, you become them.

said by tomkb :

Always religion.

said by DrModem :

Same reason guns are blamed for shootings.

said by NormanS :

....
Why are you singling out the Catholics, in particular, or Christians, in general?

said by DaveNJ :

Why dont ISP just offer it as a service, where you get a different DNS plan depending on what you want ? This should be a normal thing they offer. They could ever farm it out.

said by major marco :

Silly pragmatist. If filtering was a commodity that anyone wanted to buy, it would not satisfy the moral outrage of the religious nutjobs who want to impose their world views on everyone else.

said by DaveNJ :

Oh you mean like college professors ?

said by nonSequitur :

Yeah that retort didn't make any sense.

said by DaveNJ :

There are still forcing there beliefs on others, meaning colleges. What doesn't make sense about it ?

said by hopeflicker :

You elected to take the class. If you dont like their teaching find some other teacher that has the same views as you then.

said by major marco :

If filtering was a commodity that anyone wanted to buy, it would not satisfy the moral outrage of the religious nutjobs who want to impose their world views on everyone else.

said by DaveNJ :

Why dont ISP just offer it as a service, where you get a different DNS plan depending on what you want ? This should be a normal thing they offer. They could ever farm it out.

* Adware
Sites that distribute applications which display advertisements without user's knowledge or choice. Does NOT include sites which serve advertising.
* Alcohol
Sites about alcohol use, commercial and otherwise.
* Chat
Sites where you can chat in real-time with groups of people. Includes IRC.
* Classifieds
Sites for buying and selling (or bartering) goods and services.
* Dating
Sites for meeting other people.
* Drugs
Sites about illegal or recreational drug use.
* File storage
Sites that offer space for hosting, sharing and backup of digital files.
* Gambling
Sites that offer gambling or information about gambling.
* Games
Sites that offer game play and information about games (news, tips, cheat codes).
* Hate/Discrimination
Sites that promote intolerance based on gender, age, race, nationality, religion, sexual orientation or other group identities.
* Instant messaging
Sites that offer access or software to communicate in real-time with other individuals.
* P2P/File sharing
Sites that facilitate the sharing of digital files between individuals, especially via peer-to-peer software, including torrent sites.
* Social networking
Sites that promote interaction and networking between people.
* Video sharing
Sites for sharing video content.
* Visual search engines
Sites for searching for images based on keywords.
* Weapons
Sites about weapons, commercial and otherwise.
* Webmail
Sites that offer the ability to send or receive email.
* Photo sharing
Sites for sharing photographs, as individual images, galleries and albums.
* Adult Themes
Sites that are adult in nature and are not defined in other rating categories. Note: This category should only be turned on if you want to be very restrictive on your network.
* Tasteless
Sites that contain information on such subjects as mutilation, torture, horror, or the grotesque.
* Lingerie/Bikini
Sites displaying or dedicated to lingerie/bikini that could be considered adult-only.
* Proxy/Anonymizer
Sites providing proxy bypass information or services. Also, sites that allow the user to surf the net anonymously, including sites that allow the user to send anonymous emails.
* Sexuality
Sites that provide information, images or implications of bondage, sadism, masochism, fetish, beating, body piercing or self-mutilation.
* Nudity
Sites that provide images or representations of nudity.
* Pornography
Anything relating to pornography, including mild depiction, soft pornography or hard-core pornography.
* Forums/Message boards
Sites with discussions, including bulletin boards, message boards and forums.
* Phishing Protection
By enabling phishing protection, you'll protect everyone on your network from known phishing sites using the best data available.

said by GlobalMind :

Another filter project with problems. Just all too shocking.

said by DaveNJ :

“Spreading the wealthYour phoney morality around” never results in a better outcome for people. It always results in destruction Hypocrisy and Fascism.

said by DaveNJ :

Except if you a University of Chicago student using facebook.

»www.thefire.org/index.php/article/10573.html

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The Philadelphia-based Foundation for Individual Rights in Education compained about the incident in February, says Adam Kissel, a director at the group.

"The University of Chicago is claiming the power to censor off-campus, disrespectful, allegedly disrespectful speech," Kissel says.

The incident began in January, when a U of C student posted a photo album on Facebook naming his ex-girlfriend in the title and exclaiming "(she) cheated on me, and you're next," says Kissel.

The album included pictures of his ex-girlfriend, along with photos of the male student with several other people.

The male student's friends started commenting on the album. Two of them called the woman, whose name has not been released, a "whore."

The university got involved when the woman complained to the dean of students and said she felt libeled, Kissel says.

The U of C asked the male student to remove remove his girlfriend's name and picture from the Facebook page or face possible disciplinary action, Kissel says.

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said by DaveNJ :

Would you have the same acceptance of blocking politics as well ?

said by BF69 :

...That's the parents job anyways. ...