WTF is wrong with the DOJ?

[Dae314]

This article is basically saying that the DOJ would like to make website's ToS into law... You can be prosecuted and convicted for breaking a site's ToS. Basically what that means is that anyone who wants to make a "law" (it doesn't have the weight of the law, but you can be prosecuted for it so...) just needs to make a website and write any random ToS. What the ****?

[Merciless]

I can imagine it now...

DOJ "hey guys, let's **** with the public and arrest everyone who uses a fake name and fake weight on the internet"

[pyrofyr]

Being pushed by big companies that offer online services at all. If any small company tried it they'd probably laugh them out of court, but I guarantee any big company will be "Oh well you clicked a button and confirmed to this text you could never see without clicking the button, so I guess, you know, you signed away your life you're now a slave".

USA is a joke these days (what country isn't though), and I'm sure that they're just beating the **** out of a dead horse that sold itself away a long time ago, the sad part is that they're going to waste the money within their lifetime instead of being smart like the ****ers who bought out the country before them, and within my lifetime I'll probably see the end of the USA or something worse in it's place.

[penguinzrock]

http://www.tumblr.com/protect-the-net