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Originally posted by capone1
Originally posted by humphreysjim
Originally posted by capone1
I like this. Im glad he was arrested. Don't post stupid /borderline troublesome comments on twitter. And it seems like a lot of crazy people tweet or facebook these little quotes before doing something awful.
You can't be serious?
Destroy has other slang meanings, aside from actually destroying America. How would one go about doing that anyway?
What's next, if I'm out with my mates and my friend sees a girl and says he wants to "tear her ass up", is he going to get arrested before he kills someone?
What if I tweeted "I would kill for a beer right now", you gonna send the cops round to get me before I go on a killing spree just for a beer?
Absolutely ridiculous. There would have to be way more evidence that these people were dangerous apart from some harmless twitter comments in order to put them under the radar. I mean please, digging up Marilyn Monroe? The world is going mad.
THEY ACTUALLY SEARCH HIM FOR SPADESedit on 30-1-2012 by humphreysjim because: (no reason given)
It's situational, obviously.
Let's say he was never arrested, and he got into America and DID committ a terrorist crime. What would you, or others say then? "He posted that on his twitter account and nobody did anything?!?!"
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
Amazing.
Minority Report anybody?
Now the TSA is coming after you for saying some stuff. Thought crimes? Welcome to 1984.
This needs to be done away with. The Government has NO right, at all, to detain you for something you said over the internet, especially a Twitter account, without evidence or significant suspicion of carrying out such an act.
~Tenth
now do you believe this is www3
Leigh's charge sheet, alongside a police mug shot and finger print, added: 'He had posted on his Tweeter website account that he was coming to the United States to dig up the grave of Marilyn Monroe.
'Also on his tweeter account Mr Bryan posted that he was coming to destroy America.'
Leigh and Emily have now been told they must apply for visas from the US Embassy in London before flying to the US again.
Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk...
Originally posted by Rockdisjoint
Looks like Bin Laden won after all.
Sad.
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
Amazing.
Minority Report anybody?
Now the TSA is coming after you for saying some stuff. Thought crimes? Welcome to 1984.
This needs to be done away with. The Government has NO right, at all, to detain you for something you said over the internet, especially a Twitter account, without evidence or significant suspicion of carrying out such an act.
~Tenth
Originally posted by humphreysjim
Originally posted by capone1
Originally posted by humphreysjim
Originally posted by capone1
I like this. Im glad he was arrested. Don't post stupid /borderline troublesome comments on twitter. And it seems like a lot of crazy people tweet or facebook these little quotes before doing something awful.
You can't be serious?
Destroy has other slang meanings, aside from actually destroying America. How would one go about doing that anyway?
What's next, if I'm out with my mates and my friend sees a girl and says he wants to "tear her ass up", is he going to get arrested before he kills someone?
What if I tweeted "I would kill for a beer right now", you gonna send the cops round to get me before I go on a killing spree just for a beer?
Absolutely ridiculous. There would have to be way more evidence that these people were dangerous apart from some harmless twitter comments in order to put them under the radar. I mean please, digging up Marilyn Monroe? The world is going mad.
THEY ACTUALLY SEARCH HIM FOR SPADESedit on 30-1-2012 by humphreysjim because: (no reason given)
It's situational, obviously.
Let's say he was never arrested, and he got into America and DID committ a terrorist crime. What would you, or others say then? "He posted that on his twitter account and nobody did anything?!?!"
You want me to take seriously the possibility that he actually destroyed America after digging up the grave of Marilyn Monroe?
If so, I think it's YOU they should be keeping their eye on.
If your absurd scenario did play out, I'd treat it like every other crime committed that wasn't posted about jokingly on twitter.
You might as well say we should follow you around every second of every day just in case you do something. Well, what if we didn't and you killed someone?!
Get a grip, man.edit on 30-1-2012 by humphreysjim because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by victor7
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
Amazing.
Minority Report anybody?
Now the TSA is coming after you for saying some stuff. Thought crimes? Welcome to 1984.
This needs to be done away with. The Government has NO right, at all, to detain you for something you said over the internet, especially a Twitter account, without evidence or significant suspicion of carrying out such an act.
~Tenth
could not agree more, freedom of speech if curbed can lead to morons walking around like programmed robots. world progress will stagnate, stop and dissolve in few years as a result.