Postby Bobtheduck » Thu Nov 22, 2007 11:16 am
B(C) alert: Why does the owner of Myspace (the much maligned Rupert Murdoch) have anything to do with this story? Because he owns Myspace? *sigh*
This is pretty screwed up, though... That woman should be arrested or maybe sued for wrongful death, and sued into debt. On one hand, I understand about not wanting her kids to be insulted or mistreated by this girl, but the woman was an adult, and this girl was a teenager... Reading the lines and a little between them, I sort of picked up on the idea that this girl had been spreading rumors about this woman's kids, and this woman did this to get revenge... Which, to me, is understandable but still wrong.
Not to detract from this, but ABC certainly is detracting from it with their little comments about myspace /rupert murdoch on there... shouldn't be using this as an opportunity to take potshots at their competitors ("Users on MySpace must be at least 14, though Megan was not when she opened her account. A MySpace spokeswoman did not return calls seeking comment." So because someone fakes their age, it's Myspace's fault...)
Learning from this stuff, though... I wonder if my trying to correct people I think are behaving wrongly may result in something more tragic than what they've done to me or whoever it is I am trying to avenge or protect...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evcNPfZlrZs Watch this movie なう。 It's legal, free... And it's more than its premise. It's not saying Fast Food is good food. Just watch it.
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