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Karura
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Zimzulu
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 Posted: 02/03/06 - 15:40 Post subject: Re: NJ girl murdered because of MySpace?
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| Karura wrote: | [url]
Finally, it's about time I've seen something like this on the news. Serves them right. |
You're f*****g retarded.
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Soriak
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 15:59 Post subject:
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| Quote: | | This is such a big concern, by the way, that students at one school in New Jersey are being suspended if they have these personal profiles, so it really can be dangerous. |
Free Speech alive and kicking 
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Pags
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:05 Post subject:
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| Soriak wrote: | | Quote: | | This is such a big concern, by the way, that students at one school in New Jersey are being suspended if they have these personal profiles, so it really can be dangerous. |
Free Speech alive and kicking |
It didn't say what school, could be a middle school, whereas no one there would be older than 13 (right?). So maybe they are using the basis that they are not old enough to sign up for myspace anyway (site said 14+).../shrug...
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Zab
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:22 Post subject:
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| Pags wrote: | | Soriak wrote: | | Quote: | | This is such a big concern, by the way, that students at one school in New Jersey are being suspended if they have these personal profiles, so it really can be dangerous. |
Free Speech alive and kicking |
It didn't say what school, could be a middle school, whereas no one there would be older than 13 (right?). So maybe they are using the basis that they are not old enough to sign up for myspace anyway (site said 14+).../shrug... |
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| Quote: | | Police confirmed on Monday that a popular 14-year-old girl whose body was found in a New Jersey park was murdered. |
she was old enough
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kbarr
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Location: New York, now go fuck off...
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:25 Post subject:
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| Soriak wrote: | | Quote: | | This is such a big concern, by the way, that students at one school in New Jersey are being suspended if they have these personal profiles, so it really can be dangerous. |
Free Speech alive and kicking |
Where are you from?
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Pags
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Joined: 11 Oct 2002
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:31 Post subject:
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| Zab wrote: | | Pags wrote: | | Soriak wrote: | | Quote: | | This is such a big concern, by the way, that students at one school in New Jersey are being suspended if they have these personal profiles, so it really can be dangerous. |
Free Speech alive and kicking |
It didn't say what school, could be a middle school, whereas no one there would be older than 13 (right?). So maybe they are using the basis that they are not old enough to sign up for myspace anyway (site said 14+).../shrug... |
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| Quote: | | Police confirmed on Monday that a popular 14-year-old girl whose body was found in a New Jersey park was murdered. |
she was old enough |
.....I wasn't talking about the murdered b***h. Talking about the school that suspends their students for using myspace.
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Soriak
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:32 Post subject:
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It doesn't say if those measures were put in place at her school... either way though, I don't see how it's up to the school to enforce an agreement between two parties that happen outside the school and have nothing to do with it.
What's next - suspending people for having an unhealthy diet?
A myspace profile can be completly harmless with only very few precautions. All it takes is a parent to look at the profile once and make sure there is no personal information on it. Instead of banning it, wouldn't it make more sense to dedicate some time in school to warn kids of the dangers and encourage them to explain their parents how it works?
| Quote: | | Where are you from? |
Switzerland - you know that.
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Tura
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:37 Post subject: Re: NJ girl murdered because of MySpace?
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The video of the mother mourning for her dead 14 year old girl was the "best part"? They "deserved this"?
If this is what you are saying then you are just as bad as the sick individual who murdered that little girl.
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Zimzulu
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:41 Post subject: Re: NJ girl murdered because of MySpace?
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| Tura wrote: |
The video of the mother mourning for her dead 14 year old girl was the "best part"? They "deserved this"?
If this is what you are saying then you are just as bad as the sick individual who murdered that little girl. |
Hence my f*****g retarded comment.
What a douche bag. Some people do need to be murdered, and Karura hs just made the list.
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Karura
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Location: Philadelphia area, sorta
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:43 Post subject:
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My high school banned ebaums world. They blocked the site and anyone who was caught looking at it on any of the school's computers were punished, but I dont remember what the punishment was. Could be the same thing with the MySpace in the one school.
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Yabden
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:49 Post subject:
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when I was in high school my school blocked realpoor because I was I was reading a thread about 2 lesbians trying to make a son who was deaf or soemthing like that. Despite if being a link from CNN or something my keyboarding teacher found it offensive and blocked it. Big loss.
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Karura
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:51 Post subject:
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No, I wasn't talking about the mother mourning her child part. The end of the video struck me as slightly ironic, the young boy who represents so many of the dumb kids who use the sight.
I apologize for the disrespect. My amusement was not found in the actual murder of the girl, but you can say what you want.
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kbarr
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Joined: 05 Oct 2004
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Location: New York, now go fuck off...
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:52 Post subject:
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| Soriak wrote: | It doesn't say if those measures were put in place at her school... either way though, I don't see how it's up to the school to enforce an agreement between two parties that happen outside the school and have nothing to do with it.
What's next - suspending people for having an unhealthy diet?
A myspace profile can be completly harmless with only very few precautions. All it takes is a parent to look at the profile once and make sure there is no personal information on it. Instead of banning it, wouldn't it make more sense to dedicate some time in school to warn kids of the dangers and encourage them to explain their parents how it works?
| Quote: | | Where are you from? |
Switzerland - you know that. |
I didn't. Knew you were a eurosocialist, no idea what corner you called home. Now I know you live in one the frozen places.
So, link me the details about the kids who got in trouble from school employees because they had a "myspace" web site.
Link me the details that you must have already scoured over.
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Zimzulu
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 16:52 Post subject:
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| Yabden wrote: | | when I was in high school my school blocked realpoor because I was I was reading a thread about 2 lesbians trying to make a son who was deaf or soemthing like that. Despite if being a link from CNN or something my keyboarding teacher found it offensive and blocked it. Big loss. |
When I was in highschool we stole the administrative password.
gummy.bear
It was set up by a 300 pound fat b***h who wore MooMoo's to class.
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Occulis
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 17:09 Post subject:
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"Don't talk to nobody you don't know."
That's a great lesson I'm thrilled she was able to learn in time.
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Tura
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 17:19 Post subject:
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| Occulis wrote: | "Don't talk to nobody you don't know."
That's a great lesson I'm thrilled she was able to learn in time. |
The only lesson learned here is that there are people out there with nothing better to do than to prey on kids who do not know any better.
Who knows how long this person spent gaining the trust of this little girl. Kids at that age know to avoid strangers but when its someone they think they know its nothing more than a child predator doing his/her worst. To blame the dead 14year old girl, her family, or her school is stretching it.
Don't forget to give the actual murderer some of the blame too.
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Soriak
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kbarr
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Location: New York, now go fuck off...
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 17:55 Post subject:
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| Soriak wrote: | It doesn't say if those measures were put in place at her school... either way though, I don't see how it's up to the school to enforce an agreement between two parties that happen outside the school and have nothing to do with it.
What's next - suspending people for having an unhealthy diet?
A myspace profile can be completly harmless with only very few precautions. All it takes is a parent to look at the profile once and make sure there is no personal information on it. Instead of banning it, wouldn't it make more sense to dedicate some time in school to warn kids of the dangers and encourage them to explain their parents how it works?
| Quote: | | Where are you from? |
Switzerland - you know that. |
Dimwit.
I think you need to bone up on what is what and who is who. Then you can make educated statements.
| Quote: | | Kevin Bankston, an attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said unfortunately private schools can do what they want, but a blanket ban such as this one at a public school would be "totally illegal." |
Private schools are just that, private schools. They cost money, its a voluntary thing. You abide by the rules and you can stay, don't like the rules? You can leave. Its that simple.
Private is private, public is public.
Do you understand?
need more help? NP, here. http://www.google.com/ I'm sure you can figure it out in time.
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Soriak
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 18:27 Post subject:
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Maybe it is you who needs help:
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In what some student free-expression advocates say is an alarming trend, students at both public and private schools are being punished for Internet postings made off school grounds on Web sites not affiliated with the schools. |
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In November, school officials in Oceanport agreed to pay a former student $117,500 to settle a lawsuit the student filed claiming his First Amendment rights were violated after administrators punished him for material posted on his Web site.
The settlement comes as a result of an April 3 decision in which a U.S. District Court found Oceanport School District officials violated Ryan Dwyer’s right to free speech. |
Here's some more - 5 actual cases, only from public schools:
http://www.freedomforum.org/packages/first/censorshipinternetspeech/part3.htm
You'll find that the one case that went too far was someone (mockingly, I'd think) collecting donations to hire a hitman for his teacher...
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kbarr
RealPoor Jedi
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Location: New York, now go fuck off...
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 18:34 Post subject:
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| Soriak wrote: | Maybe it is you who needs help:
Very first paragraph
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In what some student free-expression advocates say is an alarming trend, students at both public and private schools are being punished for Internet postings made off school grounds on Web sites not affiliated with the schools. |
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In November, school officials in Oceanport agreed to pay a former student $117,500 to settle a lawsuit the student filed claiming his First Amendment rights were violated after administrators punished him for material posted on his Web site.
The settlement comes as a result of an April 3 decision in which a U.S. District Court found Oceanport School District officials violated Ryan Dwyer’s right to free speech. |
Here's some more - 5 actual cases, only from public schools:
http://www.freedomforum.org/packages/first/censorshipinternetspeech/part3.htm
You'll find that the one case that went too far was someone (mockingly, I'd think) collecting donations to hire a hitman for his teacher... |
You are mixing apples and oranges.
here, again..use this...
http://www.google.com/
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Soriak
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kbarr
RealPoor Jedi
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 19:07 Post subject:
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Apples
Private schools can make speech rules you might not like, tough shit go to a public school.
Oranges
Idiots in a public school might try to make stupid rules that violate freedom of speech, don't like it? Sue them, its not legal. Make some cash. Your link proves this.
Your point?
Do you need more detailed information or can you get it from this alone?
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Regan
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 21:26 Post subject:
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www.ikeepsafe.org
I have to show this to kids now, damn you all 
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Regan
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 21:27 Post subject:
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I do happen to agree with myspace being blocked. No good can come of kids using that site at a school.
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Occulis
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 22:36 Post subject:
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| Regan wrote: | | I do happen to agree with myspace being blocked. No good can come of kids using that site at a school. |
2SEXY4U IS ONLINE __NOW__
WASSUP GURLS???? IM JUST CHILLIN LOL
U DONT LIKE IT U CAN BACK THE F*** OFF!!!!!!!!
IM TRU 2 THA GAME A REAL PLAYA
U WANNA MEET UP U GOTTA RESPECT!!!!!!!
HOLLA TO MY BOY JIMMY-J!!!!!
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motherface
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 22:39 Post subject:
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| Occulis wrote: | | Regan wrote: | | I do happen to agree with myspace being blocked. No good can come of kids using that site at a school. |
2SEXY4U IS ONLINE __NOW__
WASSUP GURLS???? IM JUST CHILLIN LOL
U DONT LIKE IT U CAN BACK THE F*** OFF!!!!!!!!
IM TRU 2 THA GAME A REAL PLAYA
U WANNA MEET UP U GOTTA RESPECT!!!!!!!
HOLLA TO MY BOY JIMMY-J!!!!! |
Doesn't this tire you after all this time?
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motherface
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Posted: 02/03/06 - 22:40 Post subject:
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I can't believe people still use MySpace. It's the shittiest of the "social networking" sites and among the worst f*****g sites on the internet. It was cool for about 4 seconds.
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Psink
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Posted: 02/04/06 - 04:50 Post subject:
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Where else can you pick up 14 year old girls aside from msn?!
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Brael
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Posted: 02/04/06 - 05:48 Post subject:
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Junior High Schools.
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