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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is very concerned about the increase of anti-Semitic and racist material on the Internet. Children who explore the Internet, whether visiting Web sites, reading E-mail messages, or conversing in chat rooms, run the risk of encountering hate propaganda. Many hate groups specifically target the young, and hateful messages can deeply influence and affect our children.
Practically and legally, combating online extremism is enormously difficult. The First Amendment's protection of free speech shields most extremist propaganda, and Internet Service Providers, the private companies that host most extremist sites, may freely choose whether to house these sites or not. When providers choose not to host hateful sites, these sites migrate easily to the computers of services without such restrictions. Furthermore, the size of the Web, which contains hundreds of millions of distinct pages, complicates efforts to identify extremist material. Hundreds if not thousands of Web pages, some of which are not listed by search engines, contain bomb-making formulas.
For years extremists have used printing of every kind -- books, pamphlets, posters, newspapers, magazines -- to get their message out.
They have also tried to use modern inventions such as movies. radio, television, recorded audio and video tape and even telephone messages to spread their beliefs. So it is not surprising that they have decided to take their hate to the Internet. The Internet lets them reach millions with a click of a mouse. Haters use the World Wide Web with its colorful web pages, sounds, and images to push propaganda attacking their enemies. Some of these pages suggest that violent action is needed. Old lies are reprinted and new ones are created. Neo-Nazi Skinheads try to sell the latest CDs filled with calls for "racial holy war."
In newsgroups and chat rooms on Internet Relay Chat (IRC) they can talk to one another. They also can try to peddle their racist and anti-Semitic messages to anyone who surfs in. In addition, they can write private e-mail to the people they meet on line.
Originally posted by mopusvindictus
There are just people in this world....
Who sadly have never been given a Puppy.
If you want to see hate vanish, you need to start an organization that gives away puppies... (and doesn't charge for the neuter)
Seriously... Give Ahmedinjad a puppy... see what happens...
Give Kim Jong Il a puppy... see what happens
World Peace...
Oh wait
Kim Jong Il Eats puppies...
Never mind, my theory sucks...
Originally posted by Frankidealist35
So, why hate? Why not love?
Originally posted by Frankidealist35
Why not love?
Why would you hate people?
Do you think you can get away with it on the internet without some people noticing?
Think again...