Good or bad.
What do you chaps think.
Should we burn books because we disapprove of someone else freely expressing themselves. Whether or not we agree with what they say.
I for one fully support everyone's right to express themselves as they see fit. So long as they accept that others may disagree and there may be ramifications
I think you should be able to post naked pics of UKMan as you feel free!
although what's you point???
cawk
BT Rep: +4
surely there should be laws for taste and decency?
Discretion - and I'd hope so
I am against censorship, certainly. Everyone has the right to free speech.
However, with my mod hat on I would say in the context of this board: when people register with this board they agree to abide by the board rules; if those rules are broken then action will be taken. Otherwise people are free to express their opinion, no matter how controversial.
I have absolutely no desire to do such a thing, are you a mentalist at all.Originally posted by samsamsamsam@29 December 2003 - 02:51
I think you should be able to post naked pics of UKMan as you feel free!
although what's you point???
The very thought makes me feel ill. Where would I get such a thing.
If he wishes to post naked images of himself on the interweb, that is his business. I for one wish no part of it.
There we go - case closed
What case - I asked a simple question with regard to censorship.Originally posted by samsamsamsam@29 December 2003 - 03:01
There we go - case closed
You started talking about the fact that a mutual friend had posted naked images of himself on the net. That is a matter for him and of no interest to me. I assume he was not coerced into doing it. It was his choice to do, as it is everyone else's. As with you and your punt, or your singing.
I was discussing freedom of expression, discussing views which others may disagree with and generally chatting of this and that.
I can assure you I have no interest in naked images of any man.
<edited - check the bloody board rules>
Case closed
Lagomorph
I gave an internet link to a friend in good fun. I did this because I knew he would never post the link here.
What I did was wrong, as I think that the private forum the link was from should be completely private. I breached the unwritten code of trust of that forum, when I consider the situation in retrospect.
No, I did not sign an agreement, or swear an oath, but what is done in private should remain there. I am disappointed in myself, and I apologise.
Aren't we in the trust tree, thingey?
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