The Idiomatic Phrase You Thought You'd Thought Of But We Got There First
- Internet Phascism
The increase in the amount of people using the web (50,000 at last count) has led to the increase in Internet Phascism.
People have been sending spam emails in an attempt to steal other peoples' ideas about how the WWW can be controlled using the methods of National Socialism or state corporatism for the profit of big business, often using legitimately forged logos and cute official sounding names (such as Adobe Hitler).
So the next time you receive a dubious looking email asking for your opinions on how to make the web a better place for all, ask yourself 'do I feel lucky?'. Well, do ya punk?
Added 11/12/2006 by: Adolph Cyberskank
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People have been sending spam emails in an attempt to steal other peoples' ideas about how the WWW can be controlled using the methods of National Socialism or state corporatism for the profit of big business, often using legitimately forged logos and cute official sounding names (such as Adobe Hitler).
So the next time you receive a dubious looking email asking for your opinions on how to make the web a better place for all, ask yourself 'do I feel lucky?'. Well, do ya punk?
Added 11/12/2006 by: Adolph Cyberskank
» Buy Internet Phascism in our online store.