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Freedom Isn’t Free – And It Turns Ugly At Times

Posted on July 19, 2011 by Action for Freedom — Leave a comment

Children’s first exposure to the freedoms that Americans cherish sometimes comes not from kindly parents or wise teachers, but from an obnoxious jerk insulting someone or cursing at something. Ranting till the veins bulge in his neck. If confronted, the…

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Posted in Human Rights, Religious Censorship

LulzSec Laughs Last

Posted on July 2, 2011 by Action for Freedom — 9 Comments

Why the Latest, Hottest Hacker Group May Never Have Existed. Now, if you’re in any way tuned in to the latest Internet happenings or follow cyber-security issues, you’ve been hearing a lot about LulzSec of late. If not, here’s a…

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Posted in Censorship, Internet Censorship

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Westboro

Posted on March 4, 2011 by Action for Freedom — 1 Comment

Source: AlterNet – By Sarah Seltzer As much as we would all like to see the Westboro Baptist Church disappear from the face of the Earth, and never be heard from again, they do have a first-amendment right to spew…