By the way, that link popped up a pron search engine of some sort (se* search, I think).

My sympathies are with the girl. Posting her photo would be OK, assuming it was at a public event, instead of a private party as it appears. But adding a racial slur to her image is reason enough to demand removal. And please don't tell me that she deserves to have her image tacked onto hard core pronographic pictures for threatening legal action. What is she supposed to do, threeaten violence or ask someone who uses racial slurs to "be nice" and take it down.

There is a growing acceptance on the web to using the web to punish people. I have been a victim myself, having had my email account flagged as a pron spammer by a Planned Parenthood employee after I posted comments on a conservative website comparing the lack of men's rights in child support cases to the respect given to women's right of choice. So now at least one firewall company (PP's) has me on a pron spammer list, even though I have never emailed their client at all, ever.

And it goes without saying that no one who laughs at this girl's situation would do so if their own mother or daughter or wife were so victimized. It also goes without saying, in a big way, that the "courageous outrageous free speech activists" and their cheerleaders would never be so "brave" without the ability to hide from public view.

I think she is right and adding to her harasssment by further spreading it is a rare mistake by this website.

Sorry about the popups. I use ad-muncher which pretty much zaps all popups and banner ads. I don't see any of that and sometimes its hard to tell if a link is "clean" or not.

As for the green dress girl, I'm not saying what the guy did was right. But I'd have a lot more sympathy for her if she wasn't so snarky in her email.

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