Maybe this'll do it!
Posted on 10/11/2005 8:33:10 PM PDT by goonie4life9
FR didn't make the list????
No, but I'm sure if they were pressed, they would name FR.
Well, here we go again with this "Corporate Social Responsibility" crap. Can't they stick to writing and distributing software?
I played around with Internet Nanny (or some such similar name) in the early days, to keep my kids away from pornography sites. I dropped it because it slowed things down like molasses. It was painful to load a page.
As I recall, FreeRepublic, or it might have been Whitewater in those days, was on the list of forbidden sites in some of these programs.
Maybe this'll do it!
It's lovely, is it not. All these libs wail about tolerence and diversity. But of course only they, the enlightened ones, can judge what is truly tolerant and diverse and what is hate.
martinlutherking.org is hosted by "stormfront" which definitely has a vicious racist agenda. NOT a reliable source, in my opinion.
Poltical correctness == The Liberal Agenda == Despotism
There is no dissent. The damned intellectuals have already decided on the issues. What are you still debating for?
Your media will be blacklisted, you will be determined unfit for the courts, and your politics have "no place" in the classroom. Hate speech is prohibited (and defined by the left).
But there is a way to save your kids from this future. Abortion is a birthright in America.
My point was that the site presented no material that was hateful. I was attempting to point out that Microsoft was not really trying to stop the spread of hatred, but was rather trying to tell parents to be sure their children only read lib approved material. To normal, rational people, a fact is a fact, but to libs, a fact is only a fact if it does not hurt anyone's feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelings.
"It's lovely, is it not. All these libs wail about tolerence and diversity. But of course only they, the enlightened ones, can judge what is truly tolerant and diverse and what is hate. "
I agree
I have not been to that website or investigated those who put it together.
Martin Luther King Jr. did good things but towards the end of his life his message was getting co-opted into a discussion of class discrimination (socialist theory).
Speaking of "no place" in the classroom, I have this professor who routinely likes to answer my objections with, "yeah, it really all does depend on your worldview," and then change the subject. We couldn't have any facts getting in the way of political ideology and indoctrination, now could we (which is why, imo, people are being driven away from psychology and psychologists- too many let their politics blind them, and scientific inquiry into human behavior has been replaced with politically correct studies: feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel good studies, blame-the-white-man studies, normalize deviant behavior studies, etc.).
Sounds like the journey of the American Taliban from white (pretending online to be black) hip hop fan into rabid Islamonazi taking up arms for "the cause" overseas.
Are Islamist sites (including Ask The Imam) on Microsquish's list?
I highly doubt it. See, we have to be kind to them. We need to understand their culture. Besides, they are only angry because of our Western Imperialism (pay no attention to the conquering of Northern Africa and Spain, etc., by Muslim armies).
I highly doubt it. See, we have to be kind to them. We need to understand their culture. Besides, they are only angry because of our Western Imperialism (pay no attention to the conquering of Northern Africa and Spain, etc., by Muslim armies).
Maybe they are trying to find something they can be good at?
Who are those blue guys in turbans?
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.