Don't mess with the Internet (Bill-O learns the hard way)

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@Sabz5150,

Boy the Representatives son really gets around, LOL.

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@Drnaline,

Drnaline;60294 wrote:

Boy the Representatives son really gets around, LOL.

Evidence he did this?

Didn't think so.

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@Sabz5150,

I don't need evidence, the law does. All i need for here is an opinion.

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@Drnaline,

Drnaline;60434 wrote:

I don't need evidence, the law does. All i need for here is an opinion.

Guess what! The law has no evidence of such.

At least you admit that you only state opinion and not fact. Step 5 is acceptance, you know.

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@Sabz5150,

Wow, only seven more steps.

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@Drnaline,

Drnaline;60443 wrote:

Wow, only seven more steps.

I'm still waiting to see what evidence you have to back up your claims.

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@Sabz5150,

Well, it looks as though they proved Bill's point.

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@Bevo,

Bevo;60766 wrote:

Well, it looks as though they proved Bill's point.

Perhaps, but remember that Wikileaks was not responsible for EITHER attack. They merely post information gathered. Bill-O attacked Leaks over Palin's hack, but they had nothing to do with it... the internet as a whole didn't exactly like that.

I'll put a few bucks down that Bill bites his tongue in the future.

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@Sabz5150,

Sabz5150;60797 wrote:

Perhaps, but remember that Wikileaks was not responsible for EITHER attack. They merely post information gathered. Bill-O attacked Leaks over Palin's hack, but they had nothing to do with it... the internet as a whole didn't exactly like that.

I'll put a few bucks down that Bill bites his tongue in the future.

If one sets up a mechanism to more easily enable and expand the damage done by an attack and thus encourage an attack , does one still bare no responsibility for that attack when it happens?

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@Musky Hunter,

Musky Hunter;61047 wrote:

If one sets up a mechanism to more easily enable and expand the damage done by an attack and thus encourage an attack , does one still bare no responsibility for that attack when it happens?

If a gun company produces a gun with no safety, and someone plugs their foot by accident, does the gun company bear responsibility? Of course not... keep your hand off the trigger!

Wikileaks does not perform the attacks nor does it perform any illegal activity. Therefore no, they bear none of the responsibility. They also don't encourage attacks.

Trust me, many have tried to pull them down with that claim. Many have failed.

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@Sabz5150,

Sabz5150;60380 wrote:

Evidence he did this?

Didn't think so.

Lighten up - it was a joke....

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@socalgolfguy,

socalgolfguy;61122 wrote:

Lighten up - it was a joke....

Regardless, that's a hefty claim. That's one of those spins that turns truth if you let it go too long. Except now you're linking the Democrats to a 20 year old rogue hacker with a sense of humor. The damage he inflicted, he did himself. So what if it was a deep wound, don't blame this on the Dems.

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@Sabz5150,

C'mon, it was nothing more than a quick witted, off the cuff, throw away remark.

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