Watch what you say because you can't take it back no more...

"and the average user creates 70 pieces of content a month"


Obviously they have not investigated Mooch Bapu yet.

Whatever, understand that in 25 years time when people catch up they may eventually understand that I was a true pioneer genius well ahead of my time as all the evidence will be laid before them and it is my understanding they will eventually be equipped with enough understanding to understand.

It's neither a good thing or a bad thing it's just the inevitable stuff of change.  The written word has always been more durable than what is spoken.

If I've said it then obviously I must have meant it at the time....

(or did I?)

well.......that's it ... I am changing my online identity


In in person my name is Paul -- and online my name will be mooch4056


they'll never know it's me no matter what I post!!!!!!!


(evil laugh) bwah hahahahahahahahaha........

Hi,
 

... But in 2008, a federal district judge rejected the claim, saying that because Snyder was a public employee whose photo didn’t relate to matters of public concern, her “Drunken Pirate” post was not protected speech.  ...

 
This is the issue ... if you are an employee that makes more money than most of us, that is with "benefits" ... then you have an issue that the courts are not willing to discuss or deal with much.
 
It's the same thing if you have a government or a state job ... you are essentially subservient to the rules that ... shut up! ... so if you are a republican and there is a democrat in there ... shut up ... or vice versa. And in the past 20 years the "politically correct" stuff has gotten out of hand and courts are making a mockery of the constitution, or at least the idea of it.
 
I can understand, me not saying something bad about the company I am working for ... I would be a hippocrit if all I was doing was taking the money and run in my book ... and I refuse to do that ... yes, there are things that might not be right, but there also are a lot of good people that work really hard to make things better for others. So, yeah, I might not have appreciated an employee of mine doing that, but stating that the government is the scion of purity and the pariah of righteousness is going a bit too far ... stinks more of "might makes right" than it does reason or reality.
 
Yeah ... sadly, that's not a democracy, but a Political Science book could easily tell you that IS a democracy if the majority thinks it is not correct or appropriate.
 

I find the article weird in the sense that it does not seem to mention the culture of double standards.

For instance, Obama the current president admits and has made millions of dollars in admitting it in books that he used drugs.

Bill Clinton, as president, in realtime had oral sex with a girl in the office provided to him.

Bush Jr. also admitted t drugs and alcohol.

The priest, the Cardinals, and many religious figures of all faiths are involved in scandals.

The politicians, the chief executives that make millions off from governmet funds, Eric Price of BlackWater abusive fame..

All of those don't get hurt, and they are not just in facebook, but in the international news!

It's only the insignificant people that get hurt. The ones that are less equal than others.