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    1. CalebToNowhere

      No longer allowed to poke fun at Obama...

      here we go... Satirical Mints Poking Fun at President Obama Yanked From Tennessee Bookstore - FoxNews.com
    2. thej27

      Cartoonist Targeted with Criminal Probe for Mocking Renton, Wash Police

      Cartoonist Targeted with Criminal Probe for Mocking Police - News Story - KIRO Seattle It's quite a stretch to claim cyber stalking. Links to videos at bottom of page
    3. B

      The truck nutz debate.

      Hanging of 'Truck Nuts' Grows into a Free Speech Debate - FoxNews.com
    4. rambone

      Tennessee bans "offensive" bumper stickers

      Free speech is banned in Tennessee. If you are offended by someone's bumper sticker, you are directed to write down their license plate and report them to the Thought Police. Happy Independence Day! LOL Stricter 'offensive' bumper sticker law takes effect
    5. R

      California vs. Video Games. Games Win!

      IMO, that is still the parents responsibility. The day we tell the government to ban that which is found to be merely vulgar and indecent is the day they start naming things you hold dear as vulgar and indecent. And, uh...unless it's just my computer wigging out, are several posts now ABOVE the...
    6. thej27

      Tenn. law bans posting images that "cause emotional distress"

      Tenn. law bans posting images that "cause emotional distress" Tennessee might as well cut off the internets from coming into the state. Text of the bill http://state.tn.us/sos/acts/107/pub/pc0362.pdf
    7. rambone

      Secret Service Interrogates 7th Grader For Facebook Post

      Imagine getting a call from school, telling you that Secret Service agents are interrogating your child. They've been questioning him for 30 minutes since you weren't there to stop them. They think he's a threat to National Security, because of his facebook page. Should everything that...
    8. rambone

      Student arrested for post on Facebook

      A 17-year-old Chicago area student was arrested for Thought Crimes committed on his online Facebook page. He wrote about the girls in his school and how desirable they were to him. His time in a State Re-education camp will begin directly. Student Accused Of Creating Sex-Ranking List Arrested
    9. JetGirl

      Hillary Clinton - too sexay for Brooklyn?

      Religious paper cuts Clinton from iconic photo – CNN Belief Blog - CNN.com Blogs :):
    10. rambone

      Tennessee photography ban

      Maybe someone can help me make sense of this. It sounds an awful lot like Tennessee making it a misdemeanor to photograph strangers without their permission. Tennessee General Assembly » Legislation http://www.capitol.tn.gov/Bills/107/Bill/SB2064.pdf
    11. rambone

      Town Bans Tea Party Signs in Public Park

      A town in Michigan denied people their right to free speech when it banned Tea Party signs because the are "too controversial." Then it outright banned all banners and signs brought to the park. We have the right to carry signs in public. Period. This town council deserves to be smacked...
    12. rambone

      Say "protest" on a phone in China and the line will cut out

      Incredible. The phone lines in China censor words like "protest." Internet searches block out words like "freedom." Facebook & Twitter are permanently banned. China Tightens Censorship of Electronic Communications
    13. rambone

      Abe Lincoln lookalike gets fined by police for reciting the Gettysburg Address

      On President's Day, an Abe Lincoln impersonator memorized the Gettysburg Address and attempted to recite it on the steps of Lincoln Memorial. He was stopped short for breaking a handful of Nanny State Federal Laws. Freedom, baby. Watch the video interview here: Lincoln Impersonator...
    14. rambone

      Fined $500 for saying naughty words on a bus

      In Milwaukee, don't say potty-mouth words or the Thought Police will give you a $500.00 ticket. Apparently the nannies are defending their right to go through life and not be offended. Man Charged $500 for Swearing on Bus | The Blaze [Warning] Video contains references to the initials of...
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