[goonie4life9]

(This article was published in 2004, but was linked in the Microsoft Security Newsletter I received today.)I think it is interesting that Microsoft is now in the business of deciding what is and is not hate. Specifically, Microsoft makes a huge stretch in trying to link visiting uglypeople.com to then visiting racist or anti-gay sites. Further, from my casual perusal of www. martinlutherking.org, I found no hateful content, just merely an alternative account of MLK's life. But I guess if you question certain people's legacy, you are a racist.

[null and void]

FR didn't make the list????

[AZ_Cowboy]

Well, here we go again with this "Corporate Social Responsibility" crap. Can't they stick to writing and distributing software?

[BenLurkin]

martinlutherking.org is hosted by "stormfront" which definitely has a vicious racist agenda. NOT a reliable source, in my opinion.

[weegee]

Hate promoters look for vulnerable youth who can be brought into their community through private chat rooms and e-mail, far away from the public eye.

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?

[KarlInOhio]

The ultimate hate site for Microsoft to filter:

[wingnutx]

But I guess if you question certain people's legacy, you are a racist.

Uh, it says it is hosted by Stormfront. It contains Jewish-conspiracy garbage from David Duke.

Yes, that site is by and for racists.

[English Nationalist]

Further, from my casual perusal of www. martinlutherking.org, I found no hateful content

Did you miss the "Jews and Civil Rights" link?

[Prime Choice]

That's what Leftists do: brand anything that doesn't subscribe to their narrow ideology as "hate speech."

Huh...and we're supposed to believe that Leftists are champions of "diversity" and "free speech." Bah. In a pig's eye.