Thanks for posting it - this is an excellent summary of the failures and abuses of the current system with regard to internet content. I wish I'd seen it sooner! :clap:

In my opinion, feminism, racism, sexuality, etc. are just personal opinions. I think the fact that these are so political is ****ING STUPID. I don't care about skin color, gay vs straight, or sex. What does it matter? But no. The media loves to upsize it, and so laws are starting to get passed about these things. It pisses me off. What does it matter? It's all personal, and I think politics should remain economical rather than spending time worrying about other peoples' inability to take a damn insult. I don't give a **** whether another guy is gay, black, girl, or what. I treat everybody the same, and no one's gonna tell me they deserve special treatment based on what people other than me did to them. They wanna be insulted by any polite thing I say, that's between them and their childish whininess.

As far as the censorship of these things go, I think internet censorship has been made just as pointless as these political disputes. Censorsjip should be about blocking inappropriate things. But I've seen censorship of the above subjects... even non-insulting ones because people have a moronic desire to be offended just so they can delude their immature brains that they are the one in the red tights flying around and saving the day.

That's my only problem with censorship. Sorry if I got a little carried away.

It took me till 18:14 to figure out that #WTFU didn't stand for "hash-tag, What The **** U-tube" but actually "Where's the Fair Use?"

Absolutely fucking brilliant 3-part discussion on the subject of Fair Use:

Conversation Between Edward Snowdon, Glenn Greenwald, and Noam Chomsky on Privacy and internet rights.

Errr...

You say that as if you want it to be the case lol

innerspaceboy nails it btw.

The Fair Use Clause involves copyright and isn't necessarily related to free speech in the context of the OP. I am assuming that The Oracle is talking about the alleged media and cultural bias that may or may not exist, and that favors a certain political party's narrative. Whether members of a certain site "report" or "thumbs down" others' opinions, that's up to the site to deal with how they see fit. Ex: Facebook's recent controversy on how they handle trending news.

Psst. She's really complaining about our and everyone else's reactions to her opinions on fluoride in America's drinking water.

The least you could do is give her a phone number to a new plumber.

I do have one but I wouldn't recommend him. We had to wait half a week longer than we should have to get a working shower.