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dvtimes
08-13-07, 02:56 PM
I wonder who desides what is offensive or insulting?
I say this as I find it a discrace that this chap (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cambridgeshire/6943734.stm) was threated with a fine.
surly thats sensership.
but then i did say a few times that we are now doing what the natzis did before ww2.
Its a shame about his name though. Mr Pratt.
I wonder who desides what is offensive or insulting?
I say this as I find it a discrace that this chap (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cambridgeshire/6943734.stm) was threated with a fine.
surly thats sensership.
but then i did say a few times that we are now doing what the natzis did before ww2.
Its a shame about his name though. Mr Pratt.
It's complete bollocks. Typical PC mad country.
Elisha Jade
08-13-07, 03:39 PM
That totally sucks. I saw a tshirt on tshirthell I wanted to get, something along the lines of "everytime u see a rainbow, god is having gay sex"... best not bother now :(
That totally sucks. I saw a tshirt on tshirthell I wanted to get, something along the lines of "everytime u see a rainbow, god is having gay sex"... best not bother now :(
They will love my 'Jesus Loves Porn Stars' one then.
Elisha Jade
08-13-07, 03:44 PM
They will love my 'Jesus Loves Porn Stars' one then.
Make sure u stick a domain name on it :) :)
dvtimes
08-13-07, 03:47 PM
The thing is, is that anything can be offencive to somone.
At the london webmaster meet up, Ifound all the sotherners offensive as soon at they opened there mouths, with all there cockney talk.
Does not mean they should be fined and arrested.
Then again.
strictlybroadband
08-13-07, 04:36 PM
I agree, it's a disgrace. Reminds me of the guy in America who was thrown out of a shopping mall for wearing an anti-war T shirt. We need a law that protects freedom of speech - mind you, the Yanks have one and it doesn't seem to be working.
daveydude
08-13-07, 05:36 PM
Mate of mine was thrown out of a shopping mall for handing out information about sweatshop labour outside Gap. The security guards were proper rough, ripped his top & left bruises all down his arm.
Elisha Jade
08-13-07, 05:41 PM
Mate of mine was thrown out of a shopping mall for handing out information about sweatshop labour outside Gap. The security guards were proper rough, ripped his top & left bruises all down his arm.
Gap don't like anti sweatshop protests etc. Someone I know chained the doors of one of the stores together so no one could get in and no one could get out muhahaha.
dvtimes
08-13-07, 06:08 PM
Mate of mine was thrown out of a shopping mall for handing out information about sweatshop labour outside Gap. The security guards were proper rough, ripped his top & left bruises all down his arm.
I do not belive that.
I mean, that you have a mate. :P
daveydude
08-13-07, 07:36 PM
I do not belive that.
I mean, that you have a mate. :P
I haven't seen him for about 3 years. Happy now? ;)
Cardinal_Sin
08-13-07, 07:44 PM
The thing is, is that anything can be offencive to somone.
At the london webmaster meet up, Ifound all the sotherners offensive as soon at they opened there mouths, with all there cockney talk.
Does not mean they should be fined and arrested.
Then again.
That's strange - Because we Southerners thought exactly the same about some Northerners - But, being gentlemen we decided pissing in your drink would make you feel more welcome.
keithwoo
08-13-07, 10:03 PM
That t shirt was nothing compared to some i have seen. T shirt hell will go out of buisness if they continue to do this.
That's strange - Because we Southerners thought exactly the same about some Northerners - But, being gentlemen we decided pissing in your drink would make you feel more welcome.
:noway2: lol
I agree, it's a disgrace. Reminds me of the guy in America who was thrown out of a shopping mall for wearing an anti-war T shirt. We need a law that protects freedom of speech - mind you, the Yanks have one and it doesn't seem to be working.
is it not freedom of speech to tell someone you don't want them on your premises as you do not agree with their POV?
freedom of speech can never be blackmail to do whatever you want on private property.
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