2008 House Bill 775: Prohibit anonymous blogging

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Introduced by Rep. Tim Couch (R) on March 4, 2008, to require prior registration for anyone who posts information to a website, blog, or message board and create fines for violations.
- Referred to the House Licensing and Occupations Committee on March 6, 2008.

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1) Re: 2008 House Bill 775 (Prohibit anonymous blogging) by .anonymous on January 28, 2009

Anonymous is devoid of humanity, morality, pity, and mercy.

Anonymous works as one, because none of us are as cruel as all of us.

Anonymous cannot be harmed, no matter how many Anonymous may fall in battle.

Anonymous doesn't fall in battle, anyway.

Anonymous is everyone

Anonymous is everywhere.

Anonymous cannot be out-numbered.

Anonymous is a hydra, constantly moving, constantly changing. Remove one head, and nine replace it.

Anonymous reinforces its ranks exponentially at need.

Anonymous has no weakness or flaw.

Anonymous exploits all weaknesses and flaws.

Anonymous doesn't have a family or friends.

Anonymous is your family and friends.

Anonymous is not ur friend.

Anonymous is not your personal army.

Anonymous is in control at all times.

Anonymous does not accept failure, Anonymous delivers.

Anonymous has no identity

Anonymous cannot be betrayed.

Anonymous is humanity.

Anonymous are created as equals.

Anonymous is a choice.

Anonymous is an unstoppable force.

Anonymous is not Hitler.

Anonymous is Legion.

Anonymous does not forgive.

Anonymous does not forget.

Expect us.

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2) Re: Be that as it may... by Anonymous on December 19, 2008

Really. Fighting Anonymous is like fighting an omnicent and invisible monster. You don't know who they are, where they are, and you can never hurt them. Not enough of them to make a difference anyway.

People always go around arguing about whether Anonymous is good or evil, but the answer is NEITHER. Anonymous is a force of chaos. They love overturning order, because they think it's funny. This makes the order people pretty nervious.

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3) Re: 2008 House Bill 775 (Prohibit anonymous blogging) by Anonymous on December 13, 2008

This is incredibly stupid. Whatever your feelings toward the *group* anonymous, anonymity is a key part of the internet.

Anonymous

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