[Bikers4Bush]

Wow, I wonder how that happened. lol

[FreedomPoster]

Good work, hackers.

Now the site owners need to be prosecuted for wire fraud.

[Joe Brower]

[mbynack]

I just looked at the site and the owner is whining about HIS first amendment rights being violated. This guy intentionally assumes another man's identity for the purpose of fraud and deceit and cries about HIS rights. He attempts to subvert the second amendment and cries about violation of the first.

Normally I don't support hackers, but in this case I think the guy deserves a medal.

[Grampa Dave]

Good for the conservatitve hackers.

Now it is time for legal action in criminal and civil courts.

[mbynack]

Normally I don't go to these sites because it really gets my blood boiling. But - I followed the link for "More Guns More Crime" and found the following:

From 1996 to 2000, Texas concealed handgun license holders were arrested for weapon-related offenses at a rate 81 percent higher than that of the general population of Texas, aged 21 and older.1

In the first six months of 1997, the weapon-related offense arrest rate among Texas concealed handgun license holders was more than twice as high as that of the general population of Texas aged 21 years and older.

Of course the source for this is the Brady bunch site. Does anyone have evidence to refute this?

[logician2u]

Some will find this of more than passing interest: The other Lott controversy

[Bikers4Bush]

Posted on 08/05/2003 8:52 AM PDT by pabianice

And by the next day it was hacked. I love it. Congrats to the techie who hacked it.

[Mat_Helm]

Bwaaa....ha ha ha haaaaa.....hack em again

[HurkinMcGurkin]

I nornally wouldn't support hackers, but internet vigilanteism was needed here. First, the ISP should have pulled the web site when Lott contacted them, but they wouldn't even tell him who ran the site. Secondly, the owner probably doesn't even have a legal right to the name. Courts have already ruled(wrongly in many cases I would argue, but none the less, have ruled) that the person who has the name owns teh right to a web domain with that name. For instance, a court made a family, who had reserved the name www.britney.com for their young daughter, to give it to Britney Spears' record label. They were compensated, but they did rule Spears had the right to that domain name. There have been others as well.

[Redcloak]

Is there a mirror of the hacked site anywhere? Zone-h (http://www.zone-h.org/ ) doesn't seem to have it.

[itzmygun]

we at AskJohnLott.org can understand why pro-gun extremists would be afraid of free speech

Total BS! Pro-gun sites almost always allow some sort of feedback, but you will be hard pressed to find an email address or message board on an anti-gun site. When you are wrong, it gets difficult when people are allowed to question you.

[sdk7x7]

They refute their entire purpose in their msg on the site... they recognize the fact that pro-gun people "value the 2nd Amendment." Apparently they don't...

[Jay D. Dyson]

Wow. Whatta f---in' tragedy.

C'mon, let's go look, laugh and point.

-Jay