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Voltaire
Profile Joined September 2010
United States1485 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-09-15 01:31:44
September 15 2011 01:31 GMT
#461
On September 15 2011 09:28 FabledIntegral wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 08:47 Frantic wrote:
Can't believe dude actually went to jail for this. It's not like he did any physical harm, just emotional. Sure it was wrong but to go as far as to jail him seems a little fucked up in my opinion. The system is trying to take away your right of freedom of speech on the internet as well. He was within his legal rights to do that, why he would want to is another question. Seems a bit un-constitutional.

Edit: Just saw that this was in the UK. Guess they don't have rights over there.


I think emotional trauma can be far worse than physical trauma in many situations.


The opposite could be said just as easily. There is no accurate generalization you can make about which type of harm is worse. Every case is different.
As long as people believe in absurdities they will continue to commit atrocities.
oBlade
Profile Blog Joined December 2008
United States5985 Posts
September 15 2011 01:34 GMT
#462
On September 15 2011 10:31 BarbieHsu wrote:
The opinion that says that in no way should improper speech be punished by incarceration seems to me to be the product of a modern society that babies its citizens. "He's a victim of his times!" No, idiot. He's just a massive dick.

On the contrary, locking someone away for name calling is the peak of babying citizens.
"I read it. You know how to read, you ignorant fuck?" - Andy Dufresne
Al Bundy
Profile Joined April 2010
7257 Posts
September 15 2011 01:38 GMT
#463
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.
o choro é livre
BlackJack
Profile Blog Joined June 2003
United States10574 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-09-15 01:49:04
September 15 2011 01:48 GMT
#464
On September 15 2011 10:38 AlBundy wrote:
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.


Considering the sword has ruled over the pen for the vast majority of our history it saddens me when people think words are sometimes too powerful.

edit: I should say all of our history
paintfive
Profile Joined September 2011
785 Posts
September 15 2011 01:52 GMT
#465
huh? freedom of speech anyone? shit like this leads to unnecessary censorship
Al Bundy
Profile Joined April 2010
7257 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-09-15 02:10:35
September 15 2011 02:04 GMT
#466
On September 15 2011 10:48 BlackJack wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 10:38 AlBundy wrote:
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.


Considering the sword has ruled over the pen for the vast majority of our history it saddens me when people think words are sometimes too powerful.

edit: I should say all of our history

You got it backwards. Why would people use swords in the first place? Because they've been told to. Not going to evoke Hitler and his speeches but there are a lot of guys who don't have to use swords in order to kill people. Heck, ever seen star wars episode 2? Fucking Jar jar "gives a speech to the assembled Senate in favor of granting Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) vast emergency powers (and arguably starting the wheel that led to the Clone Wars, Galactic Empire, Galactic Civil War, and all the deaths therein)." source; wikipedia
o choro é livre
Mohdoo
Profile Joined August 2007
United States15742 Posts
September 15 2011 02:12 GMT
#467
To everyone saying this is too severe,

If I had to choose his punishment, id sentence him to 1 month. I agree that 18 is a little nuts, but there should be real consequences for what is essentially assault. I feel like a lot of people are acting like there is nothing someone could do or say to them that would be emotionally devastating. What this guy decided to do, just for the fuck of it, was extremely upsetting to this girl's family. I mean really. That's extremely fucked up. Deciding to give someone hell and poke fun at the fact that a little girl died is basically this guy trying to cause people as much sadness as possible without actually physically harming them. Think about how fucked up that is.

The fact that someone is capable of choosing to do that is beyond me. Anyone here lost a loved one? Anyone here had their parents get divorced at a period of their lives where they were somewhat young but still emotionally developed? What if someone tries to pound that event into your head and mock you over it?

This might be me giving too much information, but if someone were to do something like this to me in regards to my parents divorce when I was around 12 years old, I'd classify it as more severe than getting physically beat up. I dunno if people have never experienced something extremely emotionally traumatic or if they're just trying to act tough, but..it'd be really fucking painful for someone to do this to you under such circumstances.
nemY
Profile Blog Joined July 2006
United States3119 Posts
September 15 2011 02:17 GMT
#468
I'm sure it's already been said dozens of times, but man with that pic... dude looks pretty spot on as to how i would envision a troll irl.
FabledIntegral
Profile Blog Joined November 2008
United States9232 Posts
September 15 2011 02:20 GMT
#469
On September 15 2011 10:31 Voltaire wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 09:28 FabledIntegral wrote:
On September 15 2011 08:47 Frantic wrote:
Can't believe dude actually went to jail for this. It's not like he did any physical harm, just emotional. Sure it was wrong but to go as far as to jail him seems a little fucked up in my opinion. The system is trying to take away your right of freedom of speech on the internet as well. He was within his legal rights to do that, why he would want to is another question. Seems a bit un-constitutional.

Edit: Just saw that this was in the UK. Guess they don't have rights over there.


I think emotional trauma can be far worse than physical trauma in many situations.


The opposite could be said just as easily. There is no accurate generalization you can make about which type of harm is worse. Every case is different.


Um, so you agree with me? I just said "in many situations." Which clearly states it works both ways, and there are many different situations ---> each case is different.

wei2coolman
Profile Joined November 2010
United States60033 Posts
September 15 2011 02:20 GMT
#470
Jails a bit excessive? Douche-move, but jail worthy? Please, there are bigger d-bags who get less punishment for worse. Sorta silly.
liftlift > tsm
BlackJack
Profile Blog Joined June 2003
United States10574 Posts
September 15 2011 02:29 GMT
#471
On September 15 2011 11:04 AlBundy wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 10:48 BlackJack wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:38 AlBundy wrote:
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.


Considering the sword has ruled over the pen for the vast majority of our history it saddens me when people think words are sometimes too powerful.

edit: I should say all of our history

You got it backwards. Why would people use swords in the first place? Because they've been told to. Not going to evoke Hitler and his speeches but there are a lot of guys who don't have to use swords in order to kill people. Heck, ever seen star wars episode 2? Fucking Jar jar "gives a speech to the assembled Senate in favor of granting Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) vast emergency powers (and arguably starting the wheel that led to the Clone Wars, Galactic Empire, Galactic Civil War, and all the deaths therein)." source; wikipedia


You make a good point. After all, a prosecutor used speech to get a kid thrown in jail over some internet trolling.
Coraz
Profile Joined May 2010
United States252 Posts
September 15 2011 02:45 GMT
#472
I'm sure someones posted this at this point, but LOL @ english nanny state jailing for internets posts

now your tax dollars are used to feed and house this man.
Dr. Stan is my hero ((: - http://www.soundwaves2000.com/radio_liberty/
jackofclubs81
Profile Joined January 2010
United States196 Posts
September 15 2011 02:46 GMT
#473
On September 14 2011 20:28 NeV wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 14 2011 20:21 HwangjaeTerran wrote:
Uhh, I wouldn't have jailed him, he is probably quite a sad case himself after all.
But then again acting like a dick isn't nice, even if it isn't the real world.



excuse me but how you can say it's not the real world... Of course it is. If he had insulted her by telephone instead of internet you would have said it's not the real world?

If you think the internet is the "real world" then look at 4chan. Now think about the people you know in real life. I would be willing to bet that you know nobody nearly fucked up enough to say in real life an average post from /b. You may think it's real life, but the fact of the matter is that a LOT of people don't and their refusal to treat it that way causes your point to be incorrect.
Tektos
Profile Joined November 2010
Australia1321 Posts
September 15 2011 02:46 GMT
#474
On September 15 2011 11:04 AlBundy wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 10:48 BlackJack wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:38 AlBundy wrote:
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.


Considering the sword has ruled over the pen for the vast majority of our history it saddens me when people think words are sometimes too powerful.

edit: I should say all of our history

You got it backwards. Why would people use swords in the first place? Because they've been told to. Not going to evoke Hitler and his speeches but there are a lot of guys who don't have to use swords in order to kill people. Heck, ever seen star wars episode 2? Fucking Jar jar "gives a speech to the assembled Senate in favor of granting Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) vast emergency powers (and arguably starting the wheel that led to the Clone Wars, Galactic Empire, Galactic Civil War, and all the deaths therein)." source; wikipedia


The difference being the examples you've given were from people in positions of power or responsibility. People trusted by those who followed them.

This was a kid posting on Facebook.

Can you imagine it? A douche posts on twitter "hai guys lets go2 war w/ Japan cause they beat us in the world cup LOLOLOL" and then actually going to war over it.
Truedot
Profile Joined August 2011
444 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-09-15 02:54:11
September 15 2011 02:47 GMT
#475
I think is relevant here.



On September 15 2011 11:46 Tektos wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 11:04 AlBundy wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:48 BlackJack wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:38 AlBundy wrote:
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.


Considering the sword has ruled over the pen for the vast majority of our history it saddens me when people think words are sometimes too powerful.

edit: I should say all of our history

You got it backwards. Why would people use swords in the first place? Because they've been told to. Not going to evoke Hitler and his speeches but there are a lot of guys who don't have to use swords in order to kill people. Heck, ever seen star wars episode 2? Fucking Jar jar "gives a speech to the assembled Senate in favor of granting Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) vast emergency powers (and arguably starting the wheel that led to the Clone Wars, Galactic Empire, Galactic Civil War, and all the deaths therein)." source; wikipedia


The difference being the examples you've given were from people in positions of power or responsibility. People trusted by those who followed them.

This was a kid posting on Facebook.

Can you imagine it? A douche posts on twitter "hai guys lets go2 war w/ Japan cause they beat us in the world cup LOLOLOL" and then actually going to war over it.



You know what happened when japan had its reactor issue? Thousands of people from the U.S. on facebook posted things such as "serves them right for WW2, this is justice/karma/whatever".

Seriously. and from ALL age groups. Offensive to me, even though Im U.S. cit. Offensive morally to me and ethically. Also grossly ignorant and wrong.

But its their right for these jackasses to say these things. And apparently they have lots of friends on facebook, so its not like their opinion makes them outcasts. People are dying and people say 'serves them right'....
how many people joked about the haiti earthquake?
How many people joked about the Japanese crisis?

People are all disgusting, and we either have to bear with them, as much as we live and bear with ourselves, or judge ourselves and our friends and family just as harshly. Which one do you think creates a better society, in the long run?
hrmm.
I used to spend my time not caring about people's language in chat. Until I got hit by blizz. Now I spend my time instigating people to verbal abusive levels, so I can ban them in turn. The circle of life.
Kojak21
Profile Blog Joined January 2011
Canada1104 Posts
September 15 2011 02:53 GMT
#476
On September 15 2011 11:47 Truedot wrote:
I think is relevant here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cycXuYzmzNg

Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 11:46 Tektos wrote:
On September 15 2011 11:04 AlBundy wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:48 BlackJack wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:38 AlBundy wrote:
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.


Considering the sword has ruled over the pen for the vast majority of our history it saddens me when people think words are sometimes too powerful.

edit: I should say all of our history

You got it backwards. Why would people use swords in the first place? Because they've been told to. Not going to evoke Hitler and his speeches but there are a lot of guys who don't have to use swords in order to kill people. Heck, ever seen star wars episode 2? Fucking Jar jar "gives a speech to the assembled Senate in favor of granting Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) vast emergency powers (and arguably starting the wheel that led to the Clone Wars, Galactic Empire, Galactic Civil War, and all the deaths therein)." source; wikipedia


The difference being the examples you've given were from people in positions of power or responsibility. People trusted by those who followed them.

This was a kid posting on Facebook.

Can you imagine it? A douche posts on twitter "hai guys lets go2 war w/ Japan cause they beat us in the world cup LOLOLOL" and then actually going to war over it.



You know what happened when japan had its reactor issue? Thousands of people from the U.S. on facebook posted things such as "serves them right for WW2, this is justice/karma/whatever".

Seriously. and from ALL age groups. Offensive to me, even though Im U.S. cit. Offensive morally to me and ethically. Also grossly ignorant and wrong.

But its their right for these jackasses to say these things. And apparently they have lots of friends on facebook, so its not like their opinion makes them outcasts.

hrmm.



your right, since alot of people do it, it shouldnt matter O.o
¯\_(☺)_/¯
Truedot
Profile Joined August 2011
444 Posts
September 15 2011 02:55 GMT
#477
On September 15 2011 11:53 Kojak21 wrote:
Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 11:47 Truedot wrote:
I think is relevant here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cycXuYzmzNg

On September 15 2011 11:46 Tektos wrote:
On September 15 2011 11:04 AlBundy wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:48 BlackJack wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:38 AlBundy wrote:
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.


Considering the sword has ruled over the pen for the vast majority of our history it saddens me when people think words are sometimes too powerful.

edit: I should say all of our history

You got it backwards. Why would people use swords in the first place? Because they've been told to. Not going to evoke Hitler and his speeches but there are a lot of guys who don't have to use swords in order to kill people. Heck, ever seen star wars episode 2? Fucking Jar jar "gives a speech to the assembled Senate in favor of granting Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) vast emergency powers (and arguably starting the wheel that led to the Clone Wars, Galactic Empire, Galactic Civil War, and all the deaths therein)." source; wikipedia


The difference being the examples you've given were from people in positions of power or responsibility. People trusted by those who followed them.

This was a kid posting on Facebook.

Can you imagine it? A douche posts on twitter "hai guys lets go2 war w/ Japan cause they beat us in the world cup LOLOLOL" and then actually going to war over it.



You know what happened when japan had its reactor issue? Thousands of people from the U.S. on facebook posted things such as "serves them right for WW2, this is justice/karma/whatever".

Seriously. and from ALL age groups. Offensive to me, even though Im U.S. cit. Offensive morally to me and ethically. Also grossly ignorant and wrong.

But its their right for these jackasses to say these things. And apparently they have lots of friends on facebook, so its not like their opinion makes them outcasts.

hrmm.



your right, since alot of people do it, it shouldnt matter O.o



you're a bad troll, and I'll tell you why. You're prognosticating my view on the subject just to stir up trouble.

Its offensive, behavior does matter. But deal with it appropriately.
I used to spend my time not caring about people's language in chat. Until I got hit by blizz. Now I spend my time instigating people to verbal abusive levels, so I can ban them in turn. The circle of life.
Tektos
Profile Joined November 2010
Australia1321 Posts
September 15 2011 03:07 GMT
#478
On September 15 2011 11:47 Truedot wrote:
I think is relevant here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cycXuYzmzNg

Show nested quote +
On September 15 2011 11:46 Tektos wrote:
On September 15 2011 11:04 AlBundy wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:48 BlackJack wrote:
On September 15 2011 10:38 AlBundy wrote:
It saddens me to note that some people in this thread are not aware of how powerful words can be.


Considering the sword has ruled over the pen for the vast majority of our history it saddens me when people think words are sometimes too powerful.

edit: I should say all of our history

You got it backwards. Why would people use swords in the first place? Because they've been told to. Not going to evoke Hitler and his speeches but there are a lot of guys who don't have to use swords in order to kill people. Heck, ever seen star wars episode 2? Fucking Jar jar "gives a speech to the assembled Senate in favor of granting Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid) vast emergency powers (and arguably starting the wheel that led to the Clone Wars, Galactic Empire, Galactic Civil War, and all the deaths therein)." source; wikipedia


The difference being the examples you've given were from people in positions of power or responsibility. People trusted by those who followed them.

This was a kid posting on Facebook.

Can you imagine it? A douche posts on twitter "hai guys lets go2 war w/ Japan cause they beat us in the world cup LOLOLOL" and then actually going to war over it.



You know what happened when japan had its reactor issue? Thousands of people from the U.S. on facebook posted things such as "serves them right for WW2, this is justice/karma/whatever".

Seriously. and from ALL age groups. Offensive to me, even though Im U.S. cit. Offensive morally to me and ethically. Also grossly ignorant and wrong.

But its their right for these jackasses to say these things. And apparently they have lots of friends on facebook, so its not like their opinion makes them outcasts. People are dying and people say 'serves them right'....
how many people joked about the haiti earthquake?
How many people joked about the Japanese crisis?

People are all disgusting, and we either have to bear with them, as much as we live and bear with ourselves, or judge ourselves and our friends and family just as harshly. Which one do you think creates a better society, in the long run?
hrmm.


So your stance is words are more powerful than the sword, I'm going to assume this means you support this troll being jailed.

Does that mean you think that every single person who posted things that you referenced along the lines of "serves them right for WW2" should also be thrown in jail?
Truedot
Profile Joined August 2011
444 Posts
September 15 2011 03:15 GMT
#479
Im seriously tired of people being so telepathic and knowing exactly how I feel, and trying to tell me that I feel one extreme way or another. Tektos and Cojak. You two trolls can enjoy each other's company because I'm done with you idiots.
I used to spend my time not caring about people's language in chat. Until I got hit by blizz. Now I spend my time instigating people to verbal abusive levels, so I can ban them in turn. The circle of life.
Neurosis
Profile Joined October 2010
United States893 Posts
September 15 2011 03:20 GMT
#480
Wow what a piece of crap, he got what he deserved.
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