BREAKING: Charlie Kirk shot at an event in Utah

Well, this shit is real. I just got warned by my boss to take the stuff down off my Facebook page. Yes, I know I shouldn't have had it on my Facebook page whatever, all I say was we don't mourn white supremacists over here... And a little bit more but basically that
Don't lose your job over this dead racist. I have my fun here. But at work it's, "no comment". Broke people have no voice.
 
Don't lose your job over this dead racist. I have my fun here. But at work it's, "no comment". Broke people have no voice.


I've shared this book on here several times, but read this book back in 2010 when I had to take an ethics class in the computer science department and it changed how I moved online and what would be coming in the future (it's here now).


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The book​

The book is an update to Lessig's book Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace,<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code:_Version_2.0#cite_note-2"><span>[</span>2<span>]</span></a> which was written in response and opposition to the notion that state governments could not regulate cyberspace and the Internet. The original argument that Lessig took issue with was weakened in the years following the book's release, as it became widely acknowledged that government regulation of the Internet was imminent, and so the author thought it necessary to update the work. Lessig acknowledges that there are those who continue to disagree with his viewpoint, but adamantly maintains that the Internet will increasingly evolve in a more regulable direction.
 
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Don't lose your job over this dead racist. I have my fun here. But at work it's, "no comment". Broke people have no voice.
I told my son this at school. If the topic comes up, "I'm sorry for his wife and kids" - thats it. Even in a "no comment, that's saying something. Look how people react to Jalen Hurts when he doesn't say anything about going to the White House.

Damned if you do, damned if you dont :smh:
 

The left BETTER not just sit back and let this bullsh*t continue
A company can terminate you for whatever reason as their right. The way you operate in the streets is a representation of your employer. So if you're online and making controversial posts, those are tied to your employer, tied to who you are, they can fire you. WHY everything needs to be on social media I'll never know. Why you tie your REAL ASS LIFE to social media is beyond me.
 




 
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