[EBH]

EU's Right to be Forgotten

[VerySadAmerican]

I used to think Google was owned by the U.S. government. Now I’m beginning to think it’s owned by the U.N. And the NSA also answers to the U.N.

[skeeter]

A quick glance at this article and my first take is I agree with the EU’s law.

[MichaelCorleone]

Everyone has a right to something other than the God-given rights outlined in the Constitution’s Bill of Rights.

What an upside-down world this has become.

[Mycroft Holmes]

	Freedom ≠ Free Stuff☭
	I, for one, welcome our new Cybernetic Overlords /.
Mash Dobbshead® for HTML, bop Hello_Cthlhu for XAMPP

[Triple]

As I recall there were several “memory hole” events that took place regarding TWA 800.

[Age of Reason]

The European Union's new law giving people a "right to be forgotten," which requires Google to remove links to information about them, is having exactly the effect its critics predicted: It is censoring the internet.

Good.

There have always been other ways to find such information if it's important enough for you to know it.

Otherwise if they are not behind bars, people have a right not to be haunted by their past mistakes for the rest of their lives.

[Political Junkie Too]

"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
-George Santayana

-PJ

[GeronL]

Is his Wiki page still up though?

:p

[ZULU]

Use IXQUICK!!!!

I would rather switch than support Google!!!