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jesselikesbeer

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  DRUGS-ESPIONAGE-TORTURE-CHILD PORNOGRAPHY

  Legalize drugs, ban domestic intelligence, put Bush on trial for torture crimes and release the soldiers that are in prison for him. Let the Pentagon pay our Internet bills since they built the Internet with the Taxpayers money, and sanction the multi-billion dollar Internet Service Providers for child pornography. Pass a law that makes any man who downloads child pornography a victim of pornography fraud who is free ...more »

  Legalize drugs, ban domestic intelligence, put Bush on trial for torture crimes and release the soldiers that are in prison for him. Let the Pentagon pay our Internet bills since they built the Internet with the Taxpayers money, and sanction the multi-billion dollar Internet Service Providers for child pornography. Pass a law that makes any man who downloads child pornography a victim of pornography fraud who is free to seek compensation for emotional damages in court from the Internet Service Providers.

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  Submitted by jesselikesbeer 3 years ago

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  Responsibility in the New Millinium

  How responsible is our government when it lets soldiers go to prison for following orders? How responsible is the government when it punishes American people for committing lesser evils than the government itself is guilty of? How responsible is our government when it outlaws popular forms of adult entertainment? How responsible is our government when it would rather protect the Internet from the people, than to protect ...more »

  How responsible is our government when it lets soldiers go to prison for following orders? How responsible is the government when it punishes American people for committing lesser evils than the government itself is guilty of? How responsible is our government when it outlaws popular forms of adult entertainment? How responsible is our government when it would rather protect the Internet from the people, than to protect the people from the Internet? The Pentagon built the Internet with the Taxpayers money, so Why not give the people free Internet and make the government legally responsible for the pornography, viruses, spyware etc.? Why can Bush torture people but Americans can't grow their own marijuana? Why is the intelligence community allowed to know the American people's secrets, but the people can't know the intelligence communities secrets? Why does the government say that it supports the Iranian digital revolution via Twitter, when it doesn't acknowledge the American digital revolution via whitehouse.gov?

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