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  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 05:21am

  Tech platforms enable online harassment by keeping illegal content up

  and ignoring court orders or proof submitted by the victim. Tech companies don't care and actively help harassers by making it as difficult as possible for victims to identify the perpetrators or to get personal private information removed. Don't even fucken pretend tech companies care about victims. They simply do not. Until SECTION 230 is repealed, tech platforms have no incentive to crack down on illegal or harmful content like doxxing or cyberstalking. You dumb fuck.

• On the post: Techdirt Podcast Episode 341: In Defense Of The Global, Open Internet

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 05:14am

  Tech Dirt wants the internet to be so open that criminals thrive

  TechDirt wants a global open internet where criminals thrive...

• On the post: Techdirt Podcast Episode 341: In Defense Of The Global, Open Internet

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 05:12am

  Everyone knows Section 230 harms victims

  Fuck Section 230 Fuck Big Tech Fuck Tech Dirt for supporting online crimes and Section 230

• On the post: Techdirt Podcast Episode 341: In Defense Of The Global, Open Internet

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 05:11am

  Everyone knows Section 230 harms victims and the public

  https://www.bu.edu/bulawreview/files/2019/03/BARTOW.pdf Everyone knows Section 230 harms victims and the public

• On the post: Random Musk Fan Tries To Get Trademarks On Tesla’s Behalf, Which Is Not How This Works

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:40am

  Section 230 needs to be repealed ASAP

  Big Tech needs to be regulated just like any other industry. Repeal Section 230 and hold platforms accountable for enabling harms, cyber-abuse, and online crimes.

• On the post: Funniest/Most Insightful Comments Of 2022 At Techdirt

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:37am

  Why don't you kindly fuck off Toom1275? Time to get sued bitch

  Time to sue the fuck out of Big tech!

• On the post: If You Don’t Want EU Style Censorship To Take Over The Internet, Support Section 230

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:35am

  Tech Dirt is spewing lies after lies to protection Section 230

  Tech Dirt is spewing lies after lies to protect Section 230 and prevent regulation from helping victims of online abuse. Tech needs to be regulated. Tech needs to face tort liability. Tech should pay the piper like everyone else.

• On the post: If You Don’t Want EU Style Censorship To Take Over The Internet, Support Section 230

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:34am

  Tech Dirt is spewing lies about Section 230 to fend off regulations

  EU regulation is NOT censorship. It's basic balance between Free Speech and privacy/dignity. Concepts like Right to be Forgotten is desperately needed in the USA. Tech Dirt, and its founder Mike Masnick, needs to stop spewing lies and misinformation to fend off regulation. It's time to repeal Section 230 and pay the piper for causing harm to society, tech companies!

• On the post: If You Don’t Want EU Style Censorship To Take Over The Internet, Support Section 230

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:31am

  The messenger SHOULD be killed if the message is harmful or illegal

  Common sense distributor liability. Repeal this fucken Section 230. Tech deserves to be sued.

• On the post: If You Don’t Want EU Style Censorship To Take Over The Internet, Support Section 230

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:30am

  TechDirt's pro-Section 230 arguments are pure bullshit

  Tech Dirt's pro-Section 230 arguments are pure bullshit. They gaslight victims and ignore the social harms for allowing tech, or any industry, to expand unregulated. Asking Tech Dirt for pro-Section 230 arguments is equivalent to asking pro-Hitler arguments at a Nazi party in Berlin in 1944. Tech Dirt is so pro-tech because they make money from lack of regulations. So I say we change it. Regulate tech and force tech companies to protect users from online harm. It's very simple.

• On the post: If You Don’t Want EU Style Censorship To Take Over The Internet, Support Section 230

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:28am

  Repealing Section 230 would keep victims of cyberharassment safe

  That's all that matters. Nobody gives a rat fuck about tech profits. They have enough already. I certainty don't give a fuck if Google loses another billion of profits. It's well worth it - to keep victims of cyber crimes safe. Fuck Big Tech. Fuck the scoundrels who support Section 230. They are criminals and should be jailed for life.

• On the post: Techdirt Podcast Episode 341: In Defense Of The Global, Open Internet

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:18am

  Fuck cyberlibertarian shithead pigs who support Section 230

  Time for Section 230 to be repealed. Supreme Court will do it this year.

• On the post: Yes, Elon Musk Is Fucking Up Twitter; But No, The Government Has No Business Getting Involved

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:16am

  Plenty of fucken retards on Tech Dirt who support Section 230

  Repeal Section 230! Repeal this piece of shit law that protects big tech at expense of victims of crime!

• On the post: Techdirt Podcast Episode 341: In Defense Of The Global, Open Internet

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 04:01am

  Lobbying of Congress by immoral tech firms should also be curtailed

  Perhaps a repeal of Citizens United would do the trick. Big Tech is a nefarious force in American society. Tech companies big and small are extremely evil and have no qualms about harming people if it makes them an extra buck. Repeal Section 230. Curb Big Tech Lobbying. Make Congress work for Americans, not Silicon Valley. Fuck Section 230 supporters

• On the post: Techdirt Podcast Episode 341: In Defense Of The Global, Open Internet

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 03:54am

  The lack of tech regulation is causing enormous social harm in USA and internationally

  In today's world, online stalkers can continue to ruin the lives of victims by posting harmful content, doxing content, and shaming pages online and ISPs have zero incentive to remove this. The legal system hasn't caught up with the internet. Criminals and sociopaths find it easier to commit crimes online than offline. Section 230 needs to go. Only when Section 230 is removed, repealed, or severely curbed will Google, Facebook, and other tech companies have incentive to promptly address online harm lest otherwise they will lose profits to lawsuits. It is beyond time for a regulatory framework for the tech sector as the lack of regulation is causing too much harm to many people in the US and across the world. The USA needs to repeal Section 230 or reform it severely, and adopt data privacy laws like Right to be Forgotten. This way, nobody can post crap about someone online and have this affect the victim's life. Online stalking is same as offline stalking. Online crimes are illegal as are offline crimes. First Amendment should also be amended so that it doesn't cover doxing, online harassment, and online stalking. See here: https://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2014/08/19/the-war-against-online-trolls/free-speech-does-not-protect-cyberharassment Danielle Citron is completely correct in that our laws need to be updated urgently to reign in tech companies running AMOK and harming people.

• On the post: Techdirt Podcast Episode 341: In Defense Of The Global, Open Internet

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 11 Jan, 2023 @ 03:36am

  Read Gonzales v. Google - none of the amicus curiae briefs favour Google

  Everyone wants to see Section 230 get gutted. It would be a glorious day for Section 230 to be gutted. Finally, what applies offline will apply online. This is close to the end of tech industry's two decade wet dream of no regulation and no legal responsibility for cyber crimes. :) :) :)

• On the post: If You Don’t Want EU Style Censorship To Take Over The Internet, Support Section 230

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 10 Jan, 2023 @ 10:27pm

  Tech companies should be moderating based on the law and harm to victims

  Not the freedom to "moderate the fuck" they want, which means they are free to NOT remove harmful or illicit content that harms individuals just because of Section 230. This means victims of real harms like cyberstalking may not have any available recourse to stop the attacks. In addition, perpetrators may be located overseas, hiding in various countries, so "suing the perpetrator" is not always an available option. Again, the dumb retards on Tech Dirt purposely ignore this reality and continue to put corporate profits ahead of personal and social safety. Greedy pigs

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  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 10 Jan, 2023 @ 05:49am

  Tech companies are responsible for ridiculous amounts of social harm

  Hence why everyone wants Section 230 to be repealed. Don't believe the crap and misinformation spewed by pro-tech liberal idiots on Tech Dirt. The people on Tech Dirt would easily prefer harming innocent people online to make an extra buck, hiding behind Section 230.

• On the post: AI Lawyer Will Represent Client In Traffic Court, Threatening Nonexistent Market For Traffic Court Lawyers

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 10 Jan, 2023 @ 05:23am

  Time for Section 230 to be repealed

  To hold tech companies accountable for facilitating abuse, and keeping users safe from online harassment, doxing, stalking, and other forms of abuse and privacy invasions. The internet should not be a toilet, to the shock of imbeciles on Tech Dirt who believe in free speech absolutism. Free Speech is only one right, to be balanced with other rights, like privacy. The EU and UK understand this. Fucken USA doesn't.

• On the post: It’s 2023 And The FCC Only Just Proposed Rules Requiring Telecoms Immediately Inform Consumers When Their Data Is Compromised

  

  wjohnson343 ( profile ), 10 Jan, 2023 @ 04:39am

  Everyone knows Section 230 harms the public

  Looks like everyone is tired of this Section 230 trash and social media trash companies that make money by harming users and the public. https://www.engadget.com/seattle-schools-sue-tik-tok-meta-and-other-platforms-over-youth-mental-health-crisis-090607723.html https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2023/01/online-harm-tech-media-regulators-wef23/ https://www.grid.news/story/technology/2023/01/09/democratic-sen-mark-warner-on-how-congress-should-deal-with-the-crypto-crash-aftermath-and-section-230/ Everyone wants Section 230 gone, except vile immoral corporate scum at Tech Dirt and other pro-tech groups who put corporate profit above public safety. Vile scum.

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