Arizona Bill Could Criminalize Trolling
#3
1) Politician sees hot-button highly emotional political issue, e.g. "cyberbullying."
2) Politician creates law regarding hot-button issue to look pro-active.
3) Law passes because it's political suicide to go against such a law.
4) At some point, highly publicized case comes up against the law and someone is arrested for it.
5) Case goes before trial, where it is shot down for being unconstitutional.
6) Everyone loses, because the resultant trials cost the government a lot of money, which taxpayers ultimately wind up footing.

Not that I'm cynical or anything, but that's how this crap always goes.
Quote:Considering the mods here are generally liberals who seem to have a soft spot for fascism and white supremacy (despite them saying otherwise), me being perma-banned at some point is probably not out of the question.
Reply


Messages In This Thread
Arizona Bill Could Criminalize Trolling - by Tal - 04-04-2012, 03:46 PM
RE: Arizona Bill Could Criminalize Trolling - by Bolty - 04-04-2012, 04:04 PM

Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)