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BTW: I hope no one takes this the wrong way, but I
wish the media would shut up about Columbine. It
seems this incident is being used to spread censorship,
or is compelling self censorship in various areas.
I am truly worried what will happen if some one else
decides to go banannas. Funny, AOL didn't seem to cut
the coverage on the internal news sites.
No other explanation is offered.
Of course the Doom resourses on the Internet are still available for
AOL members who know how to find them, but it strikes me as odd they would >make them off limits to everyone, particularly since they have the parental >controls option which can be used to restrict them from young kids.
Probaly image/liability worries.
We live in an era where suspects in a felony case are blurred
out in the news media, and people in high places are quivering
under the table in fear of the big bad "liability", no matter
how real the threat actually is. And there are terrorists, chomos,
mass shooters, and killer clowns hiding behind every bush
just waiting to get you.
Robots and lemmings. One person gets scared we all must get
scared and anyone who does not march in this line must be some
kind of "threat" that we need to have beat up and thrown into
a cell forever with the Booty Bandit.
And is it any wonder people are flipping out left and right
getting gacked up on shit like fentanyl knowing how deadly
it is just for a temporary escape from all this madness and
loss of hope?
Too bad AOL did the kneejerk and pulled those wads to in reality
save their own skins. I'm sure many of them didn't make it
to the internet at large and were lost forever. Group punishment.
One Doom fan did wrong we all must pay.
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