That and it claims Anonymous were responsible for the PSN outage, which it wasn't. On top of the article being six lines long, I'd say this is less than convincing.piratejames said:Looks faked to me. Original video was posted on 16th of July, not a word anywhere else on the net about it. Guess we'll see.
Sovvolf said:I remember the gunpowder plot, it was a bunch of terrorists who thought the best way of dealing with people they didn't like would be to murder them by blowing a building up that would probably have contained a bunch of innocent people that would have been killed in the process.luvd1 said:Awwww. Remember, remember the 5th of November. Gunpowder, treason and plot. I can not reason why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.
Though I also remember he failed, got arrested, executed and in my Country we throw him on a bonfire every 5th of November for the troubles.
The Thing is, where does the freedom of information end and the invasion of privacy begin?EternalFacepalm said:...You hate an undefined group of people, pursuing freedom of information?zombie goat fetish said:I hate Anonymous nothing more then a bunch of internet bullies and scum.
There are anons doing good stuff; these aren't one of them.
Guess who the terrorist was.... The 5th of November in this country is celebrated as either Bonfire night or Guy Fawkes day. We have a fire work display (sort of like 4th of July) and a big bonfire. Celebrating the fact that we found this guy before he killed a bunch of people both innocents caught in the collateral damage and the fellows (puritans I believe) who he didn't agree with. Actually look up Guy Fawkes, he wasn't that nice of a guy nor did he do many of his actions in the name of freedom...TheHighDino said:Sovvolf said:I remember the gunpowder plot, it was a bunch of terrorists who thought the best way of dealing with people they didn't like would be to murder them by blowing a building up that would probably have contained a bunch of innocent people that would have been killed in the process.luvd1 said:Awwww. Remember, remember the 5th of November. Gunpowder, treason and plot. I can not reason why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.
Though I also remember he failed, got arrested, executed and in my Country we throw him on a bonfire every 5th of November for the troubles.
I thought it was just to do with Guy Fawkes.... and you know... Anonymous wear Guy Fawkes masks..?
Ain't admitting membership against the rules?Synyster said:No we really don'tInstant K4rma said:Have they nothing better to do? That's all I can really think when I read about these folks.
I know, I live in Scotland.. but I was just saying.. I dont see how any of the rest of it means anything with this apart from Guy Fawkes.. I think its just because thats the day he was made famous on, and thats what Anonymous are planning to do to. By killing the King. aka, Facebook.Sovvolf said:Guess who the terrorist was.... The 5th of November in this country is celebrated as either Bonfire night or Guy Fawkes day. We have a fire work display (sort of like 4th of July) and a big bonfire. Celebrating the fact that we found this guy before he killed a bunch of people both innocents caught in the collateral damage and the fellows (puritans I believe) who he didn't agree with. Actually look up Guy Fawkes, he wasn't that nice of a guy nor did he do many of his actions in the name of freedom...TheHighDino said:Sovvolf said:I remember the gunpowder plot, it was a bunch of terrorists who thought the best way of dealing with people they didn't like would be to murder them by blowing a building up that would probably have contained a bunch of innocent people that would have been killed in the process.luvd1 said:Awwww. Remember, remember the 5th of November. Gunpowder, treason and plot. I can not reason why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.
Though I also remember he failed, got arrested, executed and in my Country we throw him on a bonfire every 5th of November for the troubles.
I thought it was just to do with Guy Fawkes.... and you know... Anonymous wear Guy Fawkes masks..?
But you can choose not to be on Facebook. It makes sense but also it doesn't. Anyone on Facebook accepts what Facebook is so why punish people for doing what they like? I'm not keen on Facebook personally but I would hate to see it get taken down for some pointless reason2012 Wont Happen said:It makes sense. Anonymous values privacy. Mark Zuckerberg specifically philosophically opposes privacy.
Because they're using a terrorist as a figurehead and quoting his famous day as if they agree with him on his actions. As if what he was going to do was going to be a good thing. People keep quoting that phrase without really understanding the weight or the meaning of it. Even if his actions were in the name of freedom (they weren't, he just wanted to replace the protestant king with a catholic one) they were still horrid actions and the fellow really didn't care about the fact that he could have killed hundreds with the bombing, they were just collateral damage.TheHighDino said:I know, I live in Scotland.. but I was just saying.. I dont see how any of the rest of it means anything with this apart from Guy Fawkes.. I think its just because thats the day he was made famous on, and thats what Anonymous are planning to do to. By killing the King. aka, Facebook.Sovvolf said:Guess who the terrorist was.... The 5th of November in this country is celebrated as either Bonfire night or Guy Fawkes day. We have a fire work display (sort of like 4th of July) and a big bonfire. Celebrating the fact that we found this guy before he killed a bunch of people both innocents caught in the collateral damage and the fellows (puritans I believe) who he didn't agree with. Actually look up Guy Fawkes, he wasn't that nice of a guy nor did he do many of his actions in the name of freedom...TheHighDino said:Sovvolf said:I remember the gunpowder plot, it was a bunch of terrorists who thought the best way of dealing with people they didn't like would be to murder them by blowing a building up that would probably have contained a bunch of innocent people that would have been killed in the process.luvd1 said:Awwww. Remember, remember the 5th of November. Gunpowder, treason and plot. I can not reason why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.
Though I also remember he failed, got arrested, executed and in my Country we throw him on a bonfire every 5th of November for the troubles.
I thought it was just to do with Guy Fawkes.... and you know... Anonymous wear Guy Fawkes masks..?
I view people who steal other peoples private information as scum, hence my scum remake.Fanfic_warper said:I wouldn't call them 'scum' but bullies seems right on the mark. Seriously, they're like that annoying church group that give the rest of us a bad name by spreading hate messages.zombie goat fetish said:I hate Anonymous nothing more then a bunch of internet bullies and scum.