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[Strife26]

Sounds like a perfectly acceptable movement. Fun marketing strategy though.

As long as the don't get destructive, I wish them good luck.

Hey, if they hit photobucket next, could I get away with doing an update with just a manifesto?

[Cthulhu]

I'm gonna lol if they get V&

[Peewee]

Thanks, Jack.

I wonder how far they'll make it before they get hunted down.

I also wonder if this will make tomorrows news... probably not, as it hasn't been a month yet since MJ died.

[cowofdoom78963]

I wonder how far they'll make it before they get hunted down.

I doubt it will be long as their attacking security sites.

[JoshuaFH]

Does this count as cyber terrorism?

[Strife26]

If they're charged with it.

[Leafsnail]

Does this count as cyber terrorism?

Probably just cyber vandalism.

[cowofdoom78963]

It would have been better if they just replaced all the images with meat spin.

Disregard that, Were not animals!

[Jreengus]

It would have been better if they just replaced all the images with meat spin.

Oh please, lemon party is far superior.
Not going down that route.

[Ohaeri]

It would have been better if they just replaced all the images with meat spin.

As thatguyyaknow has pointed out, this may not be the best thing to say on this forum at this time. Let's go ahead and not follow the subject any further.

Does this count as cyber terrorism?

Probably just cyber vandalism.

I'd imagine it'd be terrorism if it was politically motivated. This seems to be more economically motivated, which I wouldn't count as politics. I could see how it could be considered so. I'd imagine that the interpretation would fall to whatever court they're brought to, assuming they're caught.

[cowofdoom78963]

You guys are right, that was far too crass.


Anyway I think it would go down as cyber terrorism if they replaced...
guh...

Well lets just say I dont think its bad enough to count as terrorism, but if caught their probably going to be charged for it by a jury of their peers.

[Ohaeri]

Well lets just say I dont think its bad enough to count as terrorism, but if caught their probably going to be charged for it by a jury of their peers.

At the very least it's disrupted the service of a business, and that's definitely a crime.

[Battlefrank]

Thanks, Jack.

I wonder how far they'll make it before they get hunted down.

I also wonder if this will make tomorrows news... probably not, as it hasn't been a year yet since MJ died.

I made it more accurate.

[bartavelle]

The logic is that the security program companies are scamming you, because their programs don't do their jobs well enough.

*I also seem to have missed it.*

They have a rationale about how their movement will make it all better for the world, but it seems to me that they are really whining because everybody has the sploitz and not just them. They miss the good old times of "nobody knew shit about what's going on", and blame it on the security circus (which is a circus).

[Cthulhu]

I think you've discovered their motivation.