MicroGroks
Since the 2016 election, the political division of our nation has taken a toll on the younger generations of our society. The partisanship has created a silent war, sometimes not so silent, that has turned friends and neighbors against each other.
The effort to punish constituents online for saying things legislators decide they don’t like (HB1159) had its executive session yesterday.
TO: House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee DATE: January 29, 2020 RE: HB 1159-FN – AN ACT relative to cyberbullying, cyberstalking, and doxxing of a public servant. FROM: Kathleen LaBonte, <redacted> Dear Chairman Cushing and Committee Members: I begin my public testimony AGAINST HB 1159 by quoting Thomas Jefferson: “Rightful liberty is unobstructed action …
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I want to provide one more reminder if I may. New Hampshire Democrats have a thought-crime bill (HB1159) which has a hearing today. Yes. Thought crimes. The nature of the bill allows elected officials to decide your intent and then punish you for it with the law they created.
NH Democrats have introduced a bill to protect themselves from whatever they decide constitutes cyberbullying. It is so bad that if it were in force today, I might be breaking that law just by asking you to contact them with your thoughts about the bill. Any bill.
What’s the Link Between the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and NH House Democrats? Both wish to shut you (and us) up! First, the ones with guns, explosives, and knives that behead people and say “Allahu Akbar!” (reformatted, emphasis mine):
That was Steve’s post here talking about what NH State Reps Francesca Diggs, Janice Schmidt, Debra Altschiller, Sherry Frost, Nancy Murphy, and Wendy Thomas (the bill sponsors) are pushing on preventing “cyberbullying against public officials.”
Social media can be the wild west with words. The rest of the internet is not much different. It can get weird. And it is easy to take things the wrong way. But never fear, we have elected officials coming to the rescue. They have introduced a bill to protect themselves from whatever they decide …
Francesca Diggs, Janice Schmidt, Debra Altschiller, Sherry Frost, Nancy Murphy, and Wendy Thomas have a legislative Service Request (LSR). The LSR Title is “relative to cyberbullying and cyberstalking of a public servant.”
