ImTheRhino’s Comments

• Apr 9th, 2018 @ 10:53pm

  Re:

  on Court Says Kentucky Governor Free To Block Critics Using Official Social Media Accounts

  No question the Governor is being a complete dick, but why can't they use other platforms such as Facebook, G+, Youtube, Minds....there are a plethora of other platforms "to petition the Government for a redress of grievances"

  If the Government stepped in and banned them from all platforms I'd completely agree but I'm not seeing a breach of their constitutional rights.

• Mar 28th, 2017 @ 4:06pm

  (untitled comment)

  on Consumer Broadband Privacy Protections Are Dead
  Governments and ISPs would have been watching and thinking if the US can allow it, so can we.
• Mar 11th, 2017 @ 1:46pm

  Re:

  on Aussie Film Distributor That Pledged To End Movie Release Delays To Combat Piracy Delays Movies Anyway
  Oh we do, but the kids are to busy pirating the movie.
• Sep 6th, 2016 @ 5:59pm

  New Mission

  on Take Two Interactive Wins Two Publicity Rights Lawsuits Against Lindsay Lohan And Karen Gravano
  "the legal team for Take Two ought to have been able to stroll into court in their underwear, scream "Parody! First Amendment!" and immediately walk out of the courtroom victorious."
  
  Isn't that a mission on the next DLC?
• Jun 21st, 2016 @ 3:05pm

  National Anthem

  on Customs Agents, Local Doctor Subject 18-Year-Old To Vaginal, Rectal Probing In Search Of Nonexistent Drugs
  US citizens need to reconsider singing their national anthem, for it no longer the home of the free and the home of the brave.
• Dec 3rd, 2012 @ 8:46pm

  (untitled comment)

  on News Corp. Finally Realizes Locked Up, iPad-Only News Publication Was A Dud, Shuts It Down
  "I think this is nothing more than bad timing" And this is what is wrong with organisations like this. They have no clue as to how the internet works, and until they do they will continue to loose ridiculous amounts of money, all they while complaining about how more regulation is needed.
• Aug 13th, 2012 @ 3:26pm

  #9

  on If I Were The MPAA... How I Would Deal With My Car Break-In
  I think you missed the last point.
  
  9. Without conclusive evidence, convince the local authorities that one of your neighbors is about to erase the songs on your iPod, therefore killing off all piracy related proof on a global scale. Have SWAT, police dogs, helicopters raid their house. Search for 15 minutes looking for your neighbor (who is sitting at the dining table reading the paper and was only found after their wife/husband pointed them out), seize all assets, rough them up and then demand they be incarcerated until they can turn a case of break and enter into a global piracy conspiracy.
  
  Only afterwards is it proven that not only did they not steal the iPod, but they were interstate on holidays at the time.
• Apr 23rd, 2012 @ 11:13pm

  You obviously have no idea how incompetent the Labor Party is.

  on Australian Government Plans To Continue Holding Secret Anti-Piracy 'Stakeholder' Meetings With Industry; No Consumer Advocates Allowed
  People love to through down terms such as "meetings with industry stakeholders" and other variations with the key word being stakeholder. It is a sad state of affairs when the public who pay for these services are ignored as stakeholders, and the only people who get a say are the people who donate vast sums of money, while the real stakeholders get to shake our heads at the pure stupidity of what gets jammed down our throats as being good for us.
• Jan 23rd, 2012 @ 3:36pm

  (untitled comment)

  on Polish Government's Plan To Sign ACTA Gets The SOPA Treatment
  The more the citizens on this planet find ways to express themselves and have a voice, the more Governments will find ways to silence it.
• Jan 23rd, 2012 @ 2:42pm

  Terrorists?

  on Major Media Owning SOPA/PIPA Supporters Whine That They Had No Way To Have Their Message Heard
  The US National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) defines terrorism as "premeditated; perpetrated by a sub-national or clandestine agent; politically motivated, potentially including religious, philosophical, or culturally symbolic motivations".
  
  The SOPA/PIPA debate clearly falls in the terms of politically motivated terrorism by holing the world population and businesses to ransom.
• Jan 23rd, 2012 @ 2:20pm

  Terrorists?

  on Major Media Owning SOPA/PIPA Supporters Whine That They Had No Way To Have Their Message Heard
  The US National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) defines terrorism as "premeditated; perpetrated by a sub-national or clandestine agent; politically motivated, potentially including religious, philosophical, or culturally symbolic motivations".
  
  The SOPA/PIPA debate clearly falls in the terms of politically motivated terrorism by holing the world population and businesses to ransom.