‘Anonymous’ dares the police - Page 2 - New England Patriots Forums

***Harry Boy*** · 07-22-2011, 07:46 AM

Now they should go after that incompetent bewildered clown we have in the white house, America, it's economy and it's society are being destroyed.

If these guys don't like Battleships why don't they Hack The Commander In Chiefs e-mail he is the War Monger who keeps the Bush wars and his own wars going.

Barack Hussein Obama doesn't have the expierance to run a gas station let alone a country.

khayos · 07-22-2011, 07:51 AM

Liberals think that large institutions are actually compotent enough to enact sweeping agendas for what they feel is good or ill. Conservatives know that large institutions are mostly inefficient which is why we want smaller government.

Real World · 07-22-2011, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Patters

Yeah, what we need is more big government control. You tell 'em, RW!

Say what? So the government policing people who illegally hack into personal accounts is more government control? I guess if someone hacks into your personal accounts, you won't call the police. You'll actually send out an email to them, celebrating their violation of your personal life, and the damage that results from it.

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Originally Posted by Wolfpack

Translation: Violating the law to go against certain groups is OK, violating the same laws to do the same thing to other groups isn't.

Thanks for showing us all you really do believe some are more equal than others. I couldn't make this stuff up.

Bingo. We can go through issue after issue where which this double standard is applied. Afterall, it's not illegal, to be an illegal in Massachusetts.

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Originally Posted by PatriotsReign

Suggestion: If you hear about or know about people belonging to cowardly groups like these or wikileaks, report them! That is the fate they deserve.

These people just want to dismantle the status quo and tear apart society to achieve their goals...whatever they may be. Since they're not brave enough to proclaim exactly what their goals are, it benefits all of us to help identify these scum-bags.

When these people hack into the government system and give traffic camera tickets to all the beaurowenies who signed off on traffic light camera's, then we might find some common ground. However, when they hack into private companies, steal personal data like my credit card information, and knock out a network millions of customers enjoy after a long days work, they can go **** themselves. Challenging the police for doing their job is not the type of hacking that should be celebrated. Challenging the police because they won't release a video of brutality, or to expose corruption might be different. Either way the act of hacking shouldn't go unpunished. If someone signs a confidentiality agreement, and renegs, I think it's fair to compliment the whistle blower, while simutaneously understanding that the breach of contract shouldn't go unpunished.

Ilikehappyppl · 07-22-2011, 04:47 PM

I can only imagine what you went though with your PSN being down, I'm sure you RW and all the other 13 year old fat kids where in disarray....

BTW the hackers don't mess with the small people, they're not worth there time.

Also stealing food cause your greedy is a crime, stealing cause your poor and need to eat is surviving, there are different rules for different circumstances nothing is black and white, everything has context.

PatriotsReign · 07-23-2011, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Ilikehappyppl

I can only imagine what you went though with your PSN being down, I'm sure you RW and all the other 13 year old fat kids where in disarray....

BTW the hackers don't mess with the small people, they're not worth there time.

Also stealing food cause your greedy is a crime, stealing cause your poor and need to eat is surviving, there are different rules for different circumstances nothing is black and white, everything has context.