I appreciate what Mr.McDaniel is doing. I am sick of the first amendment being abused by these internet companies and internet trolls, but if they really want to crack down on things, they need to look into changing some internet laws and making companies more liable when they fail to moderate their boards. Companies are never going to do much because the law doesn't make them have to. That being said, as wrong as Backpage and Craig's List were for their sex trafficking ads, they have got nothing on the website Topix, that doesn't even require registration and promotes things such as incest and drug sales along with horrible cyberbullying. That site affects far more people.
Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen wants no part of the planned observance of the 60th anniversary of the Central High crisis. He refuses to be 'pimped' by white supremacists, he said in a Sunday sermon..
The numbing sense of complete disillusionment in the wake of a listless 28-7 loss to Texas Christian University on Saturday in the Arkansas Razorbacks' "true" home opener gives way to disgust when you see these statistical markers of failure.
The Trump administration has rejected a study that concludes immigrants produce more through taxes and labor than they cost the federal government. To do so, it had to jigger with the study.
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I appreciate what Mr.McDaniel is doing. I am sick of the first amendment being abused by these internet companies and internet trolls, but if they really want to crack down on things, they need to look into changing some internet laws and making companies more liable when they fail to moderate their boards. Companies are never going to do much because the law doesn't make them have to. That being said, as wrong as Backpage and Craig's List were for their sex trafficking ads, they have got nothing on the website Topix, that doesn't even require registration and promotes things such as incest and drug sales along with horrible cyberbullying. That site affects far more people.