Showing posts with label censorship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label censorship. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Thursday, January 08, 2009
Onward to first world status by 2020!
I read this tweet which pointed to this Panay News post: "CONGRESS SHOULD REGULATE USE OF INTERNET.
THERE must a law regulating the use of the internet.
This is because there are many bloggers abusing this wonderful communication facility never before imagined by previous generations.
Bloggers with evil minds use the internet to malign and vilify innocent people.
Even granting for the sake of argument that they have reasons to vilify and libel their subjects for personal reasons, such act is tantamount to condemnation without due process of law.
This is true in the case of Dr. Evangline Camarista Johnson, who has been the object of scurrilous, libelous and defamatory allegations not proven beyond reasonable doubt before a court of law.
Internet posts about her paint her as inhuman, not capable of doing the right things, and an evil woman who victimizes unsuspecting rich people for pecuniary gain.
We pity her because she has been vilified, villainized and scandalized.
We agree with Bacolod City columnist Primo Esleyer that Congress should pass a law regulating the use of the internet, and that libel laws must include the internet because of abuses by charlatans and people with evil minds.
We know the author of the blog that continuously maligns Dr. Johnson.
We hope he will come to his senses that what he is doing is not right and that later on, the law of karma will fatally strike him.
I have to stop and remind myself, that yes, this is a democracy.
Labels: censorship, Internet, net neutrality, philippine politics, regulation
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