zekrahminatorWhile most people inside and outside America feel that the right of free speech has succumbed to weaker minds and a move towards political correctness, a recent court decision would prove otherwise. DailyTech summed up what happened pretty nicely:
This decision reversed a prior ruling made just two years ago, in which ten subpoenas were issued to people that would fit into the definition of "internet trolls" who took things to new extremes.

Source: DailyTech

flashstarYou gotta love California. :D

The funny thing is that this ruling actually limits individual rights because it theoretically takes away the right to control speech on private property.

imperialreignfriggin BS, IMO.

If you have the balls to make a statement, one should be held acknowledgeable to that statement.

Especially if you comments fall under the lines of slander and libel , which is against 1st amendment protection.

This is like saying that prank calls and harassment calls are permissible and fully allowed - f*ing stoopid. :shadedshu

zekrahminatorWhile most people inside and outside America feel that the right of free speech has succumbed to weaker minds and a move towards political correctness, a recent court decision would prove otherwise. DailyTech summed up what happened pretty nicely:
This decision reversed a prior ruling made just two years ago, in which ten subpoenas were issued to people that would fit into the definition of "internet trolls" who took things to new extremes.

Source: DailyTech