Re: Personal: Google protest update

> > I have sent 30 protests, one by one to Google, to Google's customer services through the
> > past week. Each protest carefully constructed to bring an understanding by the 30'th protest
> > message of what Google represents in regards to people (or posters).
> >
> > I claimed that Google crossed the lines of descent business conducts and territorially expanded
> > facelessly to mandate the population. Though unapparent to the ordinary beginner usenet user,
> > I have constructed a serious case worthy of a lawsuit.
> >
> > Example of their "out of control" business behavior:
> >
> > "When a user wishes to delete messages from the Google archive, they ask for a reason of
> > message removal.
> >
> > Please consider that posters using other newsreaders have to provide explanations of why they
> > wish to remove messages from the Google archive.
> >
> > Now isn't that unfair?
>
>
> Spec:
> How do I stand up against human rights violations? How? Google Groups Privacy Violations
> created this psychological mess. I don't know. Google Groups should stop archiving.
>
> That's how. Enough of the unique privacy violator: Google Groups.
>
> I took this civil liberties case to Google. They crossed my lines of marketing descency. I go
> and stop Google Groups from full archiving in the name of humanity. Can you believe it?
> Its not bareable for those who change minds. Or hearts. They cannot "mediate" into people's
> lives with their product. Its not allowed.
>
> "Georgie Porgie, pudding and pie, had two kids and made them lie. But when the Googler
> came out to play, Georgie Porgie porked his way. All the way to the courthouse! Porkhouse."
>
> Johnny Depp misunderstood.... He thought he received a movie script. He loved it, and
> decided to contact Georgie Porgie and make a movie out of it!
>
> "Georgie Porgie pudding and pie,
> had two kids and made them lie.
> But when the Googler came out to play,
> Georgie Porgie porked his way,
> All the way to the courthouse!
> Porkinghouse."
>
> Johnny Depp joins Georgie on a journey to stop mean Googlers. They end up in a hilarious
> journey, and end up humiliating Google headquarters at the end with a world-wide laughter
> (promised?), by Googling the crap out of them inadvertantly for the whole world to see.
> Georgie Porgie does not even realizes that... though he could not stop Google, he pulled
> something on them: Yes. The entire attention of the people of the United States of America.
>
> Flying in space on day, traveling to 2075 and meeting wallwalkers, going to other Galaxies
> as Captain Georgie Porgie and Number One (as Johnny Depp), with a crew of 30 Mexican
> genitor ladies... trapped on board before they pushed a button and set off to warp speed,
> they hilariously tackle Googlers.
>
> Sociological doctrine of Reality (Google and me)
> -------------------------------------------------
> Social standing: Google feels clean and higher level than me.
>
> Me: I feel more intelligent, but knowing that my unclean approach here is looked
> down on, because I seem not to take care of myself in their eyes. I represent a
> minority here in their eyes, they consider themselves healthy.
>
> I see myself as a socialogical slave (grave) of Google, living in a society which chose to
> not accept Google for very clear reasons. Not because Google is racist toward me.
> But because they are stupid.
>
> The people chose to hire a human rights lawyer, and proceed with a civil lawsuit.
>
> The lawsuit is not about me. Its about the people, in this case, the posters. That's why its a
> civil lawsuit. When I am there, I will not think of myself and my personal problems. That
> lawsuit is gonna be about that one issue: Why Google Groups violates human rights.
>
> Lawsuit, court, issue, thoughts:
> When I ask messages to be removed, why does the removal page ask me for the "reason" of
> the removal of those messages. Its not Google's business what people post, especially not with
> other newsreaders. They severely need to review their brains. I say so, because I see a big problem
> in regards to humanity, and thus:
>
> Really Sentencing Google in the name of humanity
>
> Then I, a representative of humanity declare that Google Groups mandated into my life
> without offering a contract to do so with their product. Google Groups conducts a neglegent
> business inappropriate aptitude for creating an acceptable human intenet environment for all.
> I refuse to accept otherwise.
>
>
> Out of control business behavior must be whatever in the name of human and descency. I think
> you think, we thought.
>
> "Please consider that posters using other newsreaders have to provide explanations of why they
> wish to remove messages from the Google archive?" Do you understand me?
>
> Crimes against humanity. Why?
> -------------------------------
> Yes. Orwellian (1984)
> Orwellian refers to "being on camera", and generally viewed as a Ceaucescuian dream of
> watching people on the streets and is perceived in general as crimes against humanity. Consider
> that People are even annoyed of traffic cameras. You have to respect people's wishes. Inability
> to delete messages creates an orwellian atmosphere (hell). Anything you type is being recorded.
> Its humanly wrong, what's worse, Google runs a crimes against humanity atmosphere. Did I say that
> already? So, stop archiving unless you fully solve privacy problems first. That's what I tell them.
> Google terrorizes the Internet - is what I would call them, a "Rodrian type record it all insanity
> industry". You know Rodrian. If yes, Google is like him. Believe me.
>
> Concluding something:
> Ceaucescu didn't just install cameras on the streets for the secret service. Google doesn't install
> binaculars for the secret service. Its not like that. But what I am talking about, is the "poster".
> Noone else. Just posters, and their rights, and their feelings about a black and white environment.
> Posters around the world. Posters. Posters. Posters are people. Googlers are not nice. A promote
> a war, I do. Right Tony? The mob must think better.

"Ah promote a war I do, Right Tony?"