The ever pondering thought

Who the hell voted for me?

lol

I'm not getting banned again, lol, I'm lucky they gave me a second chance.

Whoever the hell voted for JeffSteel needs to reconsider their powers of observation.Jack-Sparrow

Sorry for the double post.Mr_Buttman

I don't know about the rest of you, but in my country we got freedom of speech. IMAO banning people is uncontitutional. AND IF YOUR NOT DOWN WITH THAT, I GOT TWO WORDS FOR YA...Mr_Buttman

It is constitutional, Gamespot has the right to run their own organization however they want, assuming they don't break any legal contracts (and they don't, especially considering most members don't pay them anything anyway).

Once you click "I agree" to the ToS, you waive your freedom of speech and are then subject to Gamespot's regulations.  All GS can do is ban you or punish you in their own realm though, they have no further jurisdiction obviously.

[QUOTE="Mr_Buttman"]I don't know about the rest of you, but in my country we got freedom of speech. IMAO banning people is uncontitutional. AND IF YOUR NOT DOWN WITH THAT, I GOT TWO WORDS FOR YA...C-GHOST

It is constitutional, Gamespot has the right to run their own organization however they want, assuming they don't break any legal contracts (and they don't, especially considering most members don't pay them anything anyway).

Once you click "I agree" to the ToS, you waive your freedom of speech and are then subject to Gamespot's regulations.  All GS can do is ban you or punish you in their own realm though, they have no further jurisdiction obviously.

This is gamespot's site, and if they don't like us, then they have the constitutional right to kick us out.

[QUOTE="C-GHOST"]

[QUOTE="Mr_Buttman"]I don't know about the rest of you, but in my country we got freedom of speech. IMAO banning people is uncontitutional. AND IF YOUR NOT DOWN WITH THAT, I GOT TWO WORDS FOR YA...taisho_rolyat

It is constitutional, Gamespot has the right to run their own organization however they want, assuming they don't break any legal contracts (and they don't, especially considering most members don't pay them anything anyway).

Once you click "I agree" to the ToS, you waive your freedom of speech and are then subject to Gamespot's regulations.  All GS can do is ban you or punish you in their own realm though, they have no further jurisdiction obviously.

This is gamespot's site, and if they don't like us, then they have the constitutional right to kick us out.

[QUOTE="taisho_rolyat"][QUOTE="C-GHOST"]

[QUOTE="Mr_Buttman"]I don't know about the rest of you, but in my country we got freedom of speech. IMAO banning people is uncontitutional. AND IF YOUR NOT DOWN WITH THAT, I GOT TWO WORDS FOR YA...ranger_waha

It is constitutional, Gamespot has the right to run their own organization however they want, assuming they don't break any legal contracts (and they don't, especially considering most members don't pay them anything anyway).

Once you click "I agree" to the ToS, you waive your freedom of speech and are then subject to Gamespot's regulations.  All GS can do is ban you or punish you in their own realm though, they have no further jurisdiction obviously.

This is gamespot's site, and if they don't like us, then they have the constitutional right to kick us out.

...

It doesn't work that way.....

and they would never sign it.

They suck and they know it, lol.

[QUOTE="ranger_waha"][QUOTE="taisho_rolyat"][QUOTE="C-GHOST"]

[QUOTE="Mr_Buttman"]I don't know about the rest of you, but in my country we got freedom of speech. IMAO banning people is uncontitutional. AND IF YOUR NOT DOWN WITH THAT, I GOT TWO WORDS FOR YA...C-GHOST

It is constitutional, Gamespot has the right to run their own organization however they want, assuming they don't break any legal contracts (and they don't, especially considering most members don't pay them anything anyway).

Once you click "I agree" to the ToS, you waive your freedom of speech and are then subject to Gamespot's regulations.  All GS can do is ban you or punish you in their own realm though, they have no further jurisdiction obviously.

This is gamespot's site, and if they don't like us, then they have the constitutional right to kick us out.

...

It doesn't work that way.....

and they would never sign it.

They suck and they know it, lol.