Attack on Australian government (websites)

**Red_Lizard2** · 02-14-10, 06:52 PM

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8513073.stm

Well i agree with the groups stance and reasoning for do it, i just think they are doing it the wrong way. All it will probably end up doing is giving the government more reasons for why it needs to be done.

**fly351** · 02-14-10, 07:00 PM

Nice

Yah that's exactly right, they won't "win" anything for the efforts.. sad but true..

**Anti-Squeaker** · 02-14-10, 07:18 PM

it was 4chan (more specifically /b/ (and I'm breaking rules 1 and 2 but whatever)). Also known as "Operation Titstorm"

**Jonas Quin** · 02-15-10, 04:54 PM

it is getting them press exposure though, that counts for something, as much as /b/tards annoy me id side with them over censorship any day of the week.

**TehSpaz** · 02-16-10, 01:12 AM

they even want to ban porn with women with small chests.

so a woman in her 30's would not be allowed to do porn (if she so desired), she would be turned away simply because of a natural body feature.

I'm not saying I'm all pro-porn, but it's descrimination, lol

**Sleepybean2** · 02-16-10, 04:45 AM

Originally Posted by TehSpaz

they even want to ban porn with women with small chests.

so a woman in her 30's would not be allowed to do porn (if she so desired), she would be turned away simply because of a natural body feature.

I'm not saying I'm all pro-porn, but it's descrimination, lol

Woah spaz, you're sigs trippy!

Yea, the australian government is bad mkay...

My main beef is the "safer for kids" argument.

-Why aren't parents able to control their children's access to the internet?
-Why not make this law/filter specific to schools?
-proxies much?

A speedy google search on Anonymous, SAGE, or any such term will find 4chan without difficulty... Maybe the interviewer should use the tools available to find as much useful info as possible about their story? I mean I have to do more just checking the weather before i even consider jumping in a helicopter...