CHICAGO-(AEAE)-HERE WE GO AGAIN, THE COMPUTER COPS NABED A REAL “BAD” ONE THIS TIME. They arrested Jason Chance for “posting” alleged threats on a social networking Internet site allegedly threatening Illinois Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow. Mr., Chance was arrested and charged with 2 felony counts of threatening a public official and cyber stalking. Remember your computer is now the most dangerous item that you may have in your home. Although making postings on social networking sites cannot possibly be interpreted by any rational human being as being threating. Law enforcement officials today have found a new way to charge parties for “keying” in “words” on the Internet. The U.S. Prison Industrial Complex is hungry for patrons to fill their cells and now the government has found a new reason in the electronic age to charge citizens with the crime of publishing “speech” on line. http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=news/local&id=7680969
The old aphorism that states, “sticks and stones may hurt my bones, but name cannot hurt me” is no defense to the Computer Law enforcement officials who are charged with filling their prisons with computer Internet users. This bloger spend 37 days in the Illinois Cook Country Jail last year from June 8th until July 15, 2010 for publishing “speech” on his former blog. Of course today the parties responsible are facing a 100 million dollar malicious prosecution law suit.
The First Amendment is not a right any more it has to be fought for every day, otherwise the Government will lock up everyone they can for merely “keying in words on a computer key pad in their home!” If you key in words on your computer key board, you are a target!
SIDEBAR: How about releasing the names and addresses of a few juries on line tomorrow? Or keying in the n-a-m-e-s of a few judges that are hatefully despicable person's who don't deserve to live? How much time would a computer operator get for those egregious, unconscionable crimes in Iran, North Korea or the U.S.A, home of the brave land of the free?
The old aphorism that states, “sticks and stones may hurt my bones, but name cannot hurt me” is no defense to the Computer Law enforcement officials who are charged with filling their prisons with computer Internet users. This bloger spend 37 days in the Illinois Cook Country Jail last year from June 8th until July 15, 2010 for publishing “speech” on his former blog. Of course today the parties responsible are facing a 100 million dollar malicious prosecution law suit.
The First Amendment is not a right any more it has to be fought for every day, otherwise the Government will lock up everyone they can for merely “keying in words on a computer key pad in their home!” If you key in words on your computer key board, you are a target!
SIDEBAR: How about releasing the names and addresses of a few juries on line tomorrow? Or keying in the n-a-m-e-s of a few judges that are hatefully despicable person's who don't deserve to live? How much time would a computer operator get for those egregious, unconscionable crimes in Iran, North Korea or the U.S.A, home of the brave land of the free?
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