Law Introduced to Curb Porn Crisis in Govt. Agencies

Judicial Watch ^ | February 24, 2015

[jazusamo]

I was thinking the same thing though I’m no tech.

It wouldn’t be a surprise if the high ups intentionally don’t block them because they know the employees don’t have even close to a full workload.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

DANG!

[jazusamo]

Spot on, I’ll second that.

[MrB]

Not just at the federal level, but any “public employee”, down to the municipal level.

There is no need to have the gov’t and the union negotiating about how much the taxpayer is going to be robbed, at any level.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” There is no need to have the gov’t and the union negotiating about how much the taxpayer is going to be robbed, at any level.”

Amen, and

BTTT

[al baby]

Vanillapudding

[stephenjohnbanker]

” Cut off the internet, fire 90% of them and watch government effeciency improve.”

Wait a minute!

Fire 90% of them? No problem. Most Americans would never notice. Take the internet from the remaining 10%? Are you crazy ?? Then they would have nothing to do but F up the country!!

[stephenjohnbanker]

” If you can’t fire them, why not publicly humiliate the hell out of them...”

Can’t we beat them first? Then humiliate them, and then fire them ?

[mykroar]

I see what you did there . . .

[wally_bert]

At the state gov-co agencies I worked at, porn was automatic firing unless your mother or father was upper management.

Most of the drones just streamed ESPN and music or slept on the back dock in open view.

[wally_bert]

Cyblock does a good job.

[jazusamo]

Yep, that’s better yet. :)

[dainbramaged]

I worked for the State of Alaska from 1983-2006 and by the time we evolved from stand alone 286 floppy disc to internet connected, porno or any video sites were never allowed, including youtube and the like. News and opinion type stuff was fully accessible, including freerepublic.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Just trying to cover all the bases..

[rottndog]

BTW...is not the viewing of sexually explicit material in the workplace a violation of sexual harassment policy?

[Slings and Arrows]

I worked for a state university fior seven years. In that time, the only site that I ever found blocked was...Democratic Underground. *shrug*

[Vermont Lt]

What the hell?

Where my wife works she cannot even look at my work web site. She manages the hospital’s facebook page. And once a quarter, she has to get the IT group to allow her to get on the page because they reset the access.

Does the government even use access limiting software on their networks?

They are so 1999.

[jazusamo]

It wouldn’t be surprise if it is. Can you imagine a full blown feminazi finding a guy viewing porn in “her” workplace. LOL!

[jazusamo]

I hear you. Evidently many of these agencies don’t use it and the one that ticks me off the most is the EPA.

It seems they work overtime to screw up people lives and individual rights and watch a lot of porn while doing it.

[Albion Wilde]

If you can’t fire them, why not publicly humiliate the hell out of them...

Unfortunately, due to our marxist schools and universities, it is no longer possible to humiliate a person under the age of 50 merely by exposing their use of porn or their slacking off from work. Their self-esteem is too high.