"...North Korea warned it could follow up this week's deadly shelling with more attacks...." as their leader was thumping his mouse on the desk yelling, "I WILL KILL THAT GNOME!"

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Freedom of Speech is one of the rights many people have fought and died for. Maybe you would like life better in North Korea.

Uga, thanks for the laugh. 

Ironically your trying to suppress Jubreau's speech as you defend free speech. Free speech has nothing to do with either issue however because there are no government attempts being made to restrict speech. People have just as much right to say that somebody shouldn't say something as the first person had to say it. And of course you have just as much right to tell those people you think they are wrong.

Personally I'm not particularly bothered by Uga's post though, it just bothers me when people invoke freedom of speech in an inapropriate way.

Exactly, just like how Wikileaks is only exercising its freedom of speech rights when leaking more CIA dossiers .

Im hoping he releases those US and other banks first.

Well after been hacked to death by US goverment because it was showing their dirty work and kicked clearly out of the US domains just to clear some names.

And then to finally trying to make it banned and unable to find a new worldwide dns to host again so it shows what they really are.

I guess freedom of speech goes flying out of the window.

Just search about wikileaks and read about it.

Those charges were trumped-up by a couple of vengeful ex-girlfriends, who were in fact never raped and had sex freely and voluntarily with Assange, and even boasted about their respective conquests afterwards.  I don't know why Sweden is moving forwards with them.

U.S hypocrizy at its finest!   Freedom of Speech is encouraged BUT, when it goes against the government....oooh no.

Funny, I didn't know the Wikileaks servers were hosted in my country

Hehe are you saying that US citizens aren't allowed to say bad things about the government? Have you ever watched our tv?

Revealing illegally obtained classified documents is something that I don't believe would be covered by free speech in any country.

There seems to be a lot of misinformation out there and the media isn't exactly doing a great job of covering that part. But from what I can tell the real issue is that he is accused of having sex without a condom without informing his partner about it. Supposedly it broke with one woman and he took it off with the second or something like that, and that is illegal in Sweden and considered rape. From what little I can tell, the evidence does seem a little fuzzy, but then he also hasn't been convicted of anything yet either.

It ceased to mean "brutally enforcing yourself on someone in a sexually abusive manner" several years ago. The media constantly "warns" about "homerapes" and that that type of "rape" is so and so much more common. So whenever I read "rape" in a newspaper I read the entire article to see if they're using the true meaning of the word or not.

Not really no. But then again, if I was running the US, I'd be flipping the bird at every major international treatise around, thereabouts.

Oh, yeah, and all those pesky arms-limitations conventions. I'll take my nukes with a side of chemical warheads plz.