Why does Jonathon Barbera support the imprisonment of peaceful protestors?

Alex Clark

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Aug 22, 2008, 11:56:02 PM8/22/08

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Why does Jonathon Barbera want anyone who protests scientology to be
incarcerated?

Don't you support the idea of a free-thinking society where everyone has a
right to their opinion? Don't you want people to be able to peacefully
demonstrate when they feel something is wrong?

Do you really want to live in a police state where freedom of expression is
illegal? Do you really want to prevent people from sharing their findings,
no matter what they may be?

I support freedom of religion, but unlike scientology and Jonathon, I also
support the right to protest against religions, groups, organisations,
businesses, or even cults like scientology freely.

Why do you support the imprisonment of peaceful protestors, Jonathon?

redco...@gmail.com

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Aug 23, 2008, 12:02:37 AM8/23/08

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Because he is a pussy?

DaN

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Aug 23, 2008, 1:00:42 AM8/23/08

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Scientology is a dangerous cult.

They oppose free-thinking as their number 1 enemy.

feministe

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Aug 23, 2008, 1:10:42 AM8/23/08

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"Alex Clark" <al...@microsoft.com> a écrit dans le message de
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> Why does Jonathon Barbera want anyone who protests scientology to be
> incarcerated?

simple: he's himself incarcerated in his own prison AND in scientology
hubbard's jail... (perhaps not in the physical one, but certainly in the
psychological)

Jonathon Barbera

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Sep 18, 2008, 3:30:36 PM9/18/08

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On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 22:56:02 -0500, "Alex Clark" <al...@microsoft.com>
wrote:

>Why does Jonathon Barbera want anyone who protests scientology to be
>incarcerated?
>
>Don't you support the idea of a free-thinking society where everyone has a
>right to their opinion? Don't you want people to be able to peacefully
>demonstrate when they feel something is wrong?
>
>Do you really want to live in a police state where freedom of expression is
>illegal? Do you really want to prevent people from sharing their findings,
>no matter what they may be?
>

I'm a Libertarian. I believe that people should be free to do anything
as long as it doesn't infringe on the rights of others. Lest ye harm
others, do what thou wilt.

Posting my full address on the internet with a google earth photo of
my neighborhood is infringing on my rights. Why do you defend the
criminal "Anonymous" group?

Insulting me and the religion of Scientology is one thing, but
infringing on our rights is quite another. Remember this whole
"battle" began with "Anonymous" denial of service attacks of
Scientology web sites. Why do you defend the "Anonymous" terrorist
gang?

>I support freedom of religion, but unlike scientology and Jonathon, I also
>support the right to protest against religions, groups, organisations,
>businesses, or even cults like scientology freely.
>
>
>Why do you support the imprisonment of peaceful protestors, Jonathon?
>

Because they hacked into Governor Sarah Palin's private e-mail
account. That was an infringement on her rights. They should be
imprisoned.

If the U.S. government doesn't treat this matter with the concern it
deserves, it will open the door to other extremist terrorist groups to
hack into other accounts, databases or defense systems. We're still
fighting a war on terror, aren't we?

Alex Clark, what is your connection to the "Anonymous" terrorist
network?